Trailer suggestions for Kioti CK3510 and 2015 v6 tacoma w/tow package

[finnfarmer2]

Have you looked at Featherlite 3110 at 17.5' length? An aluminum trailer weighing in at about 1,500 lbs. Comes with optional two 4,800 lbs axles (standard is 3,500 lbs axles). Might fit the bill what you're looking for. A bit expensive though at around $6,500

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[conkli48]

I dont have a suggestion on which trailer That looks like a nice trailer,I would have a few concerns with the towing vehicle and its capabilities. You talking short runs or extended hauls. Not that it cannot do it with the v6. But may put some extra wear on your truck is all. I would recommend if your tacoma doesnt have trailer brake module, I would get one to help you on stops especially if you run into hills. I know these little trucks are tough but you add up all that weight 1500 for the trailer 2700 or so for the tractor, Loader is probably 800-900 lbs. That right there is close to 5100 lbs. Thats alot a fair amount of weight for a compact. The trailer seems like a good setup for the tractor. I have a 16 silverado and a 16 colorado for work the colorado is rated at 7000 lbs and silverado at 11000 lbs. Dont know on tacoma. That said I have had 2500 lbs in my silverado many times in seed or bricks and it squats her good, but it worked out fine. I guess my biggest concern would be ability to stop, if you running a trailer brake, then should help.

 

[Teachu2]

I have a similarly-sized tractor, no backhoe. I bought a 16' Big Tex 70TV to do double duty - hauling brush and trash, some gravel, or the tractor. I live in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and have some 7% grades to deal with on the highway. Trailer weighed 1900lbs bare, I added a spare tire and reinforced the ramp gate, so I'm right about 2K. With the tractor, loaded tires all the way around, FEL, and a 66" Rhino box blade, I'm close to 6600lbs. The trailer length lets me shift the load a bit to get proper balance, and I installed a trailer brake module in my truck to activate the brakes on the trailer (one axle braked, one not). It was the smallest trailer I believed would do the job well, and it was heavier and more expensive than the competition.
My tow vehicle is a 2007 Tundra double cab, 5.7L 4x4. It tows the load with authority, and the huge brakes handle a big load well. It replaced my 2003 Tundra, which had a 4.7 V8 and drum brakes on the rear - the reason I sold it.
There is no way I'd tow this load downhill with a Tacoma. The towing capacity on a 2017 Tacoma with the V6 towing package is 6400lbs. It's just not enough truck.