I bought a 20 foot 102 wide tilt a few years ago. It has 3500 axles with brakes on both axles. I pulled trailers for many years with no brakes and pipe frames that I couldn't open the door of the car I was pulling, but now I am spoiled. I jack up the front of the trailer, either winch the car on or drive it on and then can open the door. I can position the load so my tongue weight is right, and the longer a trailer is, the easier it is to back. I recently hauled a 3/4 ton stake bed that weighed a little over 5000 and set my cruise at 75 and never felt uncomfortable. I bought this one from a dealer who needed to liquidate some inventory for health reasons for $1800. I would never buy a trailer less than 20' and less than 102" wide and nothing less than brakes on both axles. The tilt is nice, especially for winching on vehicles with 4 flat tires. Mine is an H&H build in Iowa and I would recommend one to anyone.
