What is the GVWR for a 6×12 enclosed trailer?

This v-nose 6×12 enclosed cargo trailer has a single non-braking axle with a rating of 2,990 lb GVWR. This type of trailer is ideal for light-duty or residential tasks.

What are the inside dimensions of a 6×12 enclosed trailer?

6′ x 12′ Enclosed Trailer for Sale

Overall Length	16′	Tongue Length
Interior Length	12	Interior Width
Interior Height	6’3″	Rear Door Descr.
Rear Door Size	40″ x 42″	Side Door Descr.
Side Door Size	32″ x 68″

Does utility trailer length include tongue?

The tongue is never included in the length of a tag-along trailer. The neck of a gooseneck or fifth-wheel is included (which is almost always 8′). This does not include horse and/or livestock trailers.

How much does a 6×12 v nose trailer weigh?

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Condition:	new
Weight:	1360 lbs
GVWR:	3500 lbs
Payload Capacity:	2140 lbs
Axle Capacity:	3500 lbs

Do longer trailers tow better?

Trailer Length Length with respect to width is another stability factor. Longer trailers typically tow better — or more accurately, a greater separation between the rear most wheels of the tow vehicle and the fore most wheels of the trailer.

Does AV nose trailer save gas?

Most important, a “V” nose trailer doesn’t increase mpg. They do help with clearance when backing up the trailer.

Are bigger trailers easier to back up?

Longer trailers are slightly easier to back up as they have a longer response time. However shorter ones a little bit harder as their response time is faster. So, you should practice a little more if you have a short trailer.

Is a V-nose trailer better?

The claim is that v-nose trailers are more aerodynamic and do not have a tendancy to sway as much as flat-fronted trailers. Travel trailers like the one pictured below seem to be the new industry trend, as manufacturers use every trick at their disposal to create more space with less length.