You can but you may have a fitting problem. The average mid-size car is around 16 feet long. The other issue you may have is will your 12 foot trailer handle the 3500 lbs of weight. If your trailer is a single axle make sure your insurance is paid in full before you try. If you miss the weight distribution and get it tail heavy you will find out quickly what a 4,000 plus pound whip feels like. I have witnessed a similar set up turn a dually over like it was a tonka toy.
Now if you think the car will fit and the trailer will handle the weight the final step is to look at the angle of the incline from whatever ramp system you plan to use while loading. If the angle is steep or the rear of trailer is higher than the front of trailer the car will hang when it tries to make the transition from ramp to trailer bed.
It depends on the use of the trailer as to what it will be used for. This is the baasic factor which will help in deciding the size and use of the commodity. A handyman who looks for a trailer may choose a 5 foot wide axle in order to fit his tools. A race car driver may need a 8 foot tandem axle trailerwith ramp and tread plates for his race car. So it is important to know what will be the enclosed trailer used for. The trailer weight can be about 250 lbs.
About 40,000 pounds worth, which is enough to fill a 53-foot trailer to about three feet deep. It would be silly to use a 53-foot trailer for a load like that, so they'd use a short trailer.
Not recommended. You should use tires designated for trailer use only.
Remove the rear drive shaft and use a 2 wheel car hauler.
Depends on the GVWR of the trailer, the GCWR of the entire combination, and its use.
If it's a strap truck, you tie down by strapping the tires to the ramps. If it a chain truck, you use chains to tie down.
yes my tacoma tows my 26 foot trailer and has no problem getting up to highway speeds and a Honda civic is a pretty light car just use a trailer or car dolly and should be just fine
Use the NADA Price Guide to find that information. You need to find the model # and know the different options it has to get precise pricing information. It is very similar to the price of a car.
No. The 57 foot trailers are restricted use, and are limited to a few Western states. In order to use one in Louisiana, it would require a permit from the Louisiana DOT.
You use gift car tickets by clicking the "Car Delivery" icon. The icon is a picture of a tractor trailer in the bottom left of the menu.
You would use your right foot on the accelorater and brake. Your left foot on the clutch. If the handbrake was in the middle of the car you would use your left hand and the same with the gear lever. If the handbrake was on the door side of the driiver you would use your right hand. You would use the same foot in a British car, as you would in an American, Japanese, or any other type of car, which is of course your right foot.
Sure, there's no problem 'provided' that the rails, or guides, that the pontoons sit on are correctly positioned. The length of the trailer shouldn't have any affect on its ability to carry a smaller boat if its pontoons fit properly.