lacylp
Livinglite makes a couple of pop-ups that are under 1.000 lbs. I am going to look for one of those in the near future.

 

Best one ive seen is the combi camp thwy still make them in the uk theirs awsom looking kitchen and all their a bunch companies than. Make pop up their motorcycle towable. Their a company in canada thT make a combie camp desing thats prety dan nice

 

I have towed two full size atvs with two kayaks on the roof or three Harley's, or thre dirt bikes, or 6 kayaks on a rack. All had proper weight distribution and pulled excellent. Most were over 5 hour trips and one was11 hours one way.

 

We have a 14' jon boat, gonna install a hitch on my 2lt for it, and I'm thinking a teardrop would be an awesome addition for a car like this.

 

got myself a 1976 Starfire popup.

 

I tow a teardrop that I built...

 

I tow my two wheel utility trailer. So far I have put whatever I want on the trailer. Several times now I have put a friends golf cart on it to take it where he wants to use it.

A while back I went to the local gravel pit and got a scoop of black dirt put on. They sell the dirt by the ton so I had to weigh the HHR and trailer before the put the dirt on then again afterward.

I had just a tad under 2 tons on it, didn't look like that much and I wasn't hauling it very far and I definitely didn't haul it very fast. The trailer is rated at one ton but the springs still had a good smile to them instead of a frown.

I unloaded it in just a few hours, lots and lots of wheelbarrows later the job was done. Made my yard look like crap until the grass grew back in but its nice now.

 

I mostly haul butt in my SS