Trailer size for Polaris Ranger XP

[dtu11]

I did a search for existing threads and only found info on width and not length. I'm looking at 77"x10' but wondering if I may need to go 12'. I measured the length of the Ranger it's about 9.5 feet from bed to tip of bumper. Just checking what everyone else has gone with for length. If I go with 12' I'll have little more room for gear and such but the 10' is cheaper.

Want to get TBH's thoughts on it. I'm torn.

Thanks

[deer99hunter]

I use a 6'x10', it works ok. Contact Oneway on here, he makes different models of trailers for us UTV enthusiast . He is the owner of Maxey Trailers, a TBH site sponsor.

[Snapper]

I like a 12 footer for my ranger because I can still load more stuff behind it.

[Quackerbox]

I like a 12 footer for my ranger because I can still load more stuff behind it.

82x12 with 3500lb axle here

[Tubby]

I've got a crew and I haul it on an 18'X77" tandem Maxey. If you're buying a trailer, get one bigger than you think you'll need.

[ByronF]

Takes a 12 ft to haul a crew. You can get by with a single axle but if you are hauling any distance go with the double axle

[Shawn_]

If you have other trailers the 12 would work best, have room for coolers that you wouldn't have on the 10'. If you dont i'd probably go with a 16', nice to have room for stands or four wheelers on the same trailer.

[Todd-ty729]

I've got a crew and I haul it on an 18'X77" tandem Maxey. If you're buying a trailer, get one bigger than you think you'll need.

This!

[cas077]

Last year we bought a 77"X14' double axle w/ one electric break axle from BigTex. They by far had the best price and it pulls like a dream. It hauls a mule 4010 trans back and forth from the ranch(300 miles).

[dtu11]

Thanks for the input guys. I think I'm going with the 12' now I just need to figure out a brand.

Anyone used a Performance Trailer? I looked at a 12' dove tail, ramp and pipe top that was pretty nice.

http://performancetrailer.com/