Here's one of my "gear support" trailers

[deltabravo]

I haven't used this trailer yet with the truck and camper, but will this summer.

I shopped around for a trailer off and on for a few months, put one on order from a different dealer, and they dropped the ball. I gave up on that dealer and bought this beast.

It doubles a hauler for my side x side and a dump run / firewood hauler. The firewood hauling aspectof it is why I opted for the tandem axle version, because I follow the mantra of "you can never have too much trailer"

My overkill gear support trailer

[SideHillSoup]

I bought basically the same duel axle trailer to haul my side X side except I did t go for the solid steel sides, I went for the open 12 inch open rail type sides.
Couple of things:
That spare tire bracket was exactly like mine. I found that on the first couple trips I could see in my mirror the spare tire vibrating / jumping around like crazy. I looked at the weld that they put on it and it was no where near what it should have been so I had a buddy who is a welder, weld a gusset from the top of the spare tire bracket back to the trailer. No more movement.
Also I have 2 larger hinged D ring tie down points on the wooden deck on the back deck of the trailer. I used a piece of 1/8” x 4” x 6” flat bar as a backing plate / washer on the underside of the trailer deck so that the bolts won’t pull out of the wooden deck.
And because I only use the trailer for hauling my sxs I also added a 4x4 wheel chalk at front and used the same flat bar as washers on the back side.
Nice trailer.
Soup.

[Lwiddis]

I would never opt for a single axel trailer. Good choice.