I own a 2006 Rhino 660 with 26" TerraCross tires and 14" ITP SS wheels. I need opinions on the right size trailer to haul this Rhino on. I prefer something light in weight as I will be pulling with a midsize truck or SUV. I have owned a Topbrand 6x14, but this trailer was way to big for just hauling the Rhino. I have looked at the 5x10 trailers with gate, but thought this trailer may be to tight of a fit. I have also considered the 6x12. I would like to go with the 5x10, which I can get through a local dealer for $695. The 6x12 runs around $850 through the same dealer. They are both Topbrand tailers, single axle, with gate and side rails. Has anyone out there hauled a Rhino on the 5x10 with gate and rails? Can anyone give their opinion on this subject. Thanks.

 

TRiton makes a nice one place trailer with a tail gate and sides that would be nice for the rhino. It might be tight enough that you dont need to strap it too elabrotly.

 

I would get at least a 14' tandem axle trailer. Here in OK, you can get a 16' tandem axle utility trailer for less than $900. At some point, you'll probably want the extra room.

toe

 

very true toehanus. Pesonaly I pull an 8 place enclosed trailer, when we pull the quads out we blow out the airmattresses and use it to sleep in. Works great. Im lucky I have good connections with a dealer who lends it to me. This will likely not be the trailer for you.

 

I'm also looking for an enclosed trailer for my 2007 rhino, looking at the spec's the height of my rhino is 73 inches thats 6 ft 1 inch so does anybody have a 6 x 10 enclosed trailer that put thei rhino in? I guess if you deflate the tires a little it might fit.

 

Any of the manufacturers will custom build you a trailer with extended height. I have a Haulmark, but Pace, and Interstate trailers will do the same thing. Mine is 20' long and has a one foot taller than stock height, and 5200 lb axles. I went with the extra height and cargo capacity so that I could also tow my Jeep in the trailer if I wanted to, and the Jeep has 37" tires so it is up in the air aways.

It took two weeks from the day I placed the order for the trailer until the dealer delivered it to my house. And that was with the custom height, custom color, and numerous interior options I had specified.