Here' mine will carry my 3 rzr-s and i have a 40 gallon fuel station on the front,elect jacks ,solar battery charger ,gate assist .works good for me .

 

I have 2 rzrs and needed a lightweight trailer to pull behind my fifth wheel camper.so I bought a used 21ft. boat trailer and put catwalk down each side of it and left open in the middle.it works great I don't know about 2 quads and a rzr unless you can do the quads sideways.you can pick up boat trailers really cheap.I got mine for 700.00.kybodyguy

 

I purchased an older aluminum 96" wide open snowmobile trailer that is 22' long with a 2' V nose. These trailers are pretty reasonable because the snowmobile crowd is moving up to the 101" wide trailers to accommodate the wider sleds. Works great! I have a truck box mounted on the V portion of the trailer then I can load the RZR and then 2 ATV's side by side behind it with plenty of room. I can fit the RZR and 3 ATV's if I need to as well.

 

I have a 6x12 NNT landscaping trailer.....but that'd be too small for your needs. lol

 

this would also work well for you...
18ft long 8ft wide dove tail open trailer...
http://www.rzrforums.net/misc-sale/28021-18ft-2ft-dove-tail-trailer-8ft-wide.html

 

what is the minimum size cargo trailer for RZR-S? Height, width and length?

 

I have a Keystone Raptor 3110TT for camping. It fits one RZR S in the Garage, I have to put the other in the back of the truck. For my weekend day trips or when I stay at motels, I have a Wells Fargo 26' enclosed race trailer that hauls both RZRs and our luggage. It's nice to have everything secure and locked up. The enclosed trailer also is great since we have shelter when the wind kicks up or when waiting for a rainstorm to pass.

 

I Usually Put My RZR -S in my Fuzion Toy hauler and My Wife Pulls my 20ft Car hauler with 2 Honda 650's x RZR LE x Honda 500 foreman they are tight but fit just right if you do it right.

 

Couple things to think about when buying a trailer. First one you already answered, 90% of the time you'll have a sportsman and a rzr on it. Which is exactly what I do to. Second, how much room do you have to park this thing both at home and where you ride? Third is budget, fourth is what else do you haul (tractors, cars etc.), fifth is tow vehicle.
My 16ft black deck car hauler is great with a sportsman parked sideways in the front and rzr behind it with plenty of room for cargo around them. In that 10% where you are hauling a second sportsman can you put it in the bed of your tow vehicle? Parking was a big issue for me. I got a 16 (overall length is 20 remember tongue length) because my parking area was small and I didn't want to move it around every time I mowed grass. Budget for a couple reasons. Aluminum is very nice but almost triple the cost of a steel in some cases also the longer you go the more expensive. If you are going to be hauling other things make sure its heavy duty and long enough to haul them. No sense in buying a trailer that won't do everything you want, that's the purpose of getting a new trailer anyway right? The tow vehicle is one of the most important. You have to buy a trailer you can move! A 20ft goose neck is going to look really funny with its hitch going through the back window of a Ford escape, not to mention not being able to move it empty let alone loaded. Just be mindful with what you buy and what you can tow.

 

Couple things to think about when buying a trailer. First one you already answered, 90% of the time you'll have a sportsman and a rzr on it. Which is exactly what I do to. Second, how much room do you have to park this thing both at home and where you ride? Third is budget, fourth is what else do you haul (tractors, cars etc.), fifth is tow vehicle.
My 16ft black deck car hauler is great with a sportsman parked sideways in the front and rzr behind it with plenty of room for cargo around them. In that 10% where you are hauling a second sportsman can you put it in the bed of your tow vehicle? Parking was a big issue for me. I got a 16 (overall length is 20 remember tongue length) because my parking area was small and I didn't want to move it around every time I mowed grass. Budget for a couple reasons. Aluminum is very nice but almost triple the cost of a steel in some cases also the longer you go the more expensive. If you are going to be hauling other things make sure its heavy duty and long enough to haul them. No sense in buying a trailer that won't do everything you want, that's the purpose of getting a new trailer anyway right? The tow vehicle is one of the most important. You have to buy a trailer you can move! A 20ft goose neck is going to look really funny with its hitch going through the back window of a Ford escape, not to mention not being able to move it empty let alone loaded. Just be mindful with what you buy and what you can tow.

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i have a 20 ft car hauler with a dove tail, 7 1/2 ft wide, its pretty nice. but fjk, that is a bad effn trailer.

 

Thanks .

 

I have a Triton XT14-101 which doubles for snomobile duty. The RZR goes on the front and if only one ATV, it goes sideways on the back, if two ATV, they go on parrallel to the trailer.

 

FJK, who makes the trailer you use or do they have a website.

 

i'm curious as well nice trailer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Hank, JCM covered most of all the considerations, I'll add a few.
I have a 7 1/2 x 12' flat utility trailer, single axle with electric brakes.
It has a 12' side frame with the front 54" removable on each side to make ramps for your ATV. I actually had a std RZR across and my wider RZR fore and aft on it @ Moab.
I went with a single axle for less weight hauling, The electric brakes were a must for me for even behind my F-250 they help on the long downgrades. The brakes increased my capacity to 2700#'s.
Always consider your balance of your load, you want to have the correct tongue weight abnd the RZR is heaver in the rear, some towers actually have to load their's backwards to get the proper balance,
John

 

I bought the bare minimum to haul my rzr. It's a 6x10 trailmaster trailer. 5x10 would have worked, but I may do a wide travel kit in the future. These can be had under $1k.