I have a 5x8 or 5x9 and I use it to tow the rzr. I also pull it behind the rzr when I need to haul something with the rzr. Might be a little big for the trails though.

 

Fair enough. Have you used it for anything besides towing the RZR?

I have one with a plastic "Roof box" type container on it from Harbor Freight that I got with the intention of Hauling behind the RZR but I need to change out the hubs to accept a set of RZR wheels so I don't need extra spares. I also might be getting a small open box trailer as well and would need to change the hubs on it too.

 

There was a post on here a couple years ago where a member used one of these trailers but bought another bed and flipped it and used it as a top.

Ohio Steel Professional Grade Poly Swivel Dump Cart, 12-1/2 cu. ft. - Tractor Supply Co.

I have thought about getting one also and just have a fitted vinyl cover made for it. With 12 inches of ground clearance and swivel hitch it should do pretty good.

 

I have a buddy that uses one of these trailers around his property-

ATV Wagon high performance ATV trailers- ATV Dump Trailer - ATV Dumping Cart -Rhino UTV Trailer- Hunting Trailer - RZR side by side trailer -Utility Trailer-ATV Pull Behind Trailer

 

Those ATV wagons are nice but expensive

 

Here is a link to the post I mentioned before.
http://www.rzrforums.net/rzr-570-specific-discussion/85695-rzr-trailer-rollin-camp-unit.html

 

I have a 4x7 trailer that I use for goose hunting. Most of the farmers allow wheelers but not trucks in their stubble so I just throw everything in the rzr and trailer and head right from the house.

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This outfit has trailers that I considered. ATV Trailers, ATV Boxes, ATV Accessories...ATV Gear by Otter Outdoors!
I haven't gotten one yet, since I don't have roon on the trailer for it.

 

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I have a 64"x10' galvanized trailer I tow my rzr with.. Light weight.. And if someone breaks down on the trail. I can hook it up to the rzr and tow them out of the woods.

 

With the boys !

 

I was looking at getting one of these trailers but pricey

 

Remember you want what they call "high speed hubs". They have bearings not bushings. Bushing on the trail are not the best ideal. Bearings roll much better, carry more weight and no friction.

 

I have a 4'x5' trailer I built out of angle with a wood floor. It has 3' high sides and a removable rear door, as well as a removable top. I use it around my property for hauling fire wood, brush, grass clippings, leaves, ect. I also built a removable leaf vac on the front for easy cleanup.
I know your looking for a trail rig, I built mine out of 1/8" 1.5" angle, pillow block bearings on 1.5" axles. Not the lightest trailer, but its a tank which is what I wanted.

I love that trailer/boat, what a great idea!

 

ANY trailer AND pictures are welcome here. I just want to see all the ideas. Not only for myself but for others as well.

Please post pictures if you have them.

 

32' fifth wheel!!! :rofl3::rofl3::rofl3:

 

We have a 6'x10', steel, open trailer w/ 2' expanded metal sides and a fold down ramp that we use to haul our RZR. When deer or goose hunting, we hook the trailer on the back of the 570 to haul people or gear (decoys, blinds, guns, etc) to the field. Last fall, my Dad, two brothers, and I had about a 1/2 mile MUDDY walk to the woods in which we deer hunt. We usually drive the truck about 1/4 mile and park when the ground is frozen. It was way too muddy, so we decided to hook the trailer on the RZR, pile everybody into the trailer and I'd drive them back to the woods. The bean stubble was a muddy, soupy mess. The further I went, the harder the trailer pulled...I kept looking back to see if it was rutting, but it wasn't. I started to slow up to try and figure out what was going on. One of my brothers leaned over the front of the trailer and said, "Whatever you do, don't stop! The trailer wheels stopped turning about 200 yds back, and you're just skidding the wheels across the mud." So much mud had built up on the tires that it had filled the wheel wells on the trailer and stopped the wheels from turning. Returning to the truck was an even bigger challenge as we bagged three deer, and now they were in the trailer. When we got back to the truck, everybody jumped out of the trailer and said the same thing..."That thing is a HORSE".

 

rick
Here is pretty cool trailer for camping, built to pull behind an ATV or SXS.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...yATk6IKwCw&usg=AFQjCNEEWcwdCSGDmpxxySeD9z6has2XVg&bvm=bv.74035653,d.aWw&cad=rja

 

That is a cool looking trailer, Post up pic of your trailer if you can, useing photo bucket helps

What part of MN are you from? I have a cabin on Leech Lake and I am always looking for new places to ride

 

I tow a 5x8 around my property to gather firewood. RZR pulls it like a champ even when it's fully loaded with wood.

 

Some neat trailers

 

Look at simplyruggedtrailers.com
There is nothing else like them and they will even go on the 50" trails.
I have slept in one and they are unbelievably roomy inside.

 

Lets re-visit this. It would be nice to SEE your trailers and what you do with them. Following a link to a new trailer kind of defeats the purpose.

 

Hey Rick
It is PITA to load photos. You want to see photos of ATV Photos, follow the link.

 

I needed a trailer I could tow around the ranch behind my Rzr to haul firewood, deer and pigs in, and next time I go out of state to hunt, hopefully an elk.
I found a bed off a Yamaha Rhino on craigslist. Built a frame for it to be the same width as my Rzr .... made sure the bolt pattern was the same as the Rzr. Got tires that were the same size as on the rear of the Rzr and even got a little carried away and found the same wheels to match my Rzr.

 

That's a Cool trailer!!! And thank you as well Brother!

 

If I want to head out and keep my gear dry or do some over night camping, I use this trailer. Great little trailer, nice and light and you can put a lot of stuff inside it, plus you have the rack on top.

 

Rick .... thanks for serving your country. I served as well.

 

Few more picture. Needed to widen the axle out some from when I towed it behind the ATV so it would match the width of the Rzr.