I have a new SP700, now I need a trailer to do work around the house. I would like to get one to hook to the ball hitch, has the all terain tires (not the little tiny ones, this makes it easier to haul through the woods), and a nice price of course. Actually I am building a house with a stone front, so I have to haul the stone which has to be hand picked as to not scratch the surfaces from down in the woods. Then after that is done just to haul mulch around the property and so on. Habor Frieght had one with 1000# cap. but did not have ball hitch ability. Moose Utlities has one for $419.95 part M92-21060 plus M92-21061 $89.95 Large Side Extensions. Anyone have suggestions.

 

there are also trailers available from polaris that have turf tires that are available as well , but i have no idea how much they cost . they are available with a single axle and a double axle . the double axle one has the front wheels that turn right to left .

 

Have you seen the carts at Homedepot?NICE
It has the wheeles your looking for,
it's made out of plastic type stuff(wont break when its freezing)
And besides having a pin hitch (why do you want a ball hitch?)it has a handle so you can wheel it around yourself.
For under $150

 

I bought one of those plastic trailers, by RubberMaid no less, I abuse the heck out of it. I haul firewood, stone, sand, leafs, deer, cemet blocks, etc. It has a 1200 lb capacity, single 1" thick hardened steel axle, 12 inch wheel barrow type tires, it doesnt have the ball hitch setup, but it does have a dump box, nice for landscaping. I made some side racks because it has the pocktets formed into the side walls, that allows me to have sides and front about 4ft high. I think they have these at Tractor Supply, I bought mine at a Polaris dealer when they were going out of business, for $75, 6 months earlier I saw them at the same dealer for $250. There are some nice ones in the Northern Tool company catalog too.

 

If you find a trailer you like but it has a pin hitch, it is usually easy to take that off and put on a ball tongue hitch, they even have them at Walmart. You can bolt or weld them on.