welcome

10-4 been there seen it, 
Have to be carefull how long I look at it thoe or I get get a stomach ache. 

I would only suggest that negitive remarks be removeable unless they are helpfull in some way. Like (Rhino has a small rear bed) or else you will be getting things from people who hate the sport and call side x sides nothing but death traps. people who will remain nameless (Johnsands) every side x side has some sort of down side and they can be talked about in a civilized manner. and no talking shit about other brands.   

OOHHH I have others, 
I think this is one of the only forums that doesnt have a (hottest girl) thread. 

I dont own a RZR so I dont know how it comes apart but this will give you an idea what new parts will cost.
http://www.donwoodpolaris.com/fiche_sec … fveh=11383

Yeah I got my car hauler to tow my skid-steer behind my dump truck it is a tilt bed trailer so it works great for small equipment and weight was not a problem for a 1 ton truck. The trailer is 3700lbs empty. The teryx was on front and the rhino was on the rear but if I loaded them the other way around the rhino was not heavy enuf the make the trailer tilt back down.  with both machines on I only had about a foot of play to adjust my tongue weight.
It only fish-tailed on rough roads or if there was really bad crown in the middle of the lane.

The best part was my cousin had two large ATVs in a trailer similar to yours but only 12 feet long and one small ATV in the bed of his 2008 Chevy (full size) so I know he had less weight than me and I passed him going up hill with out any problem. I was still picking up speed at the top of the hill.  When we got home he said he had it floored trying to stay ahead of me but the Chevy just didnt have it.          

How does that trailer tow?  I ask because it looks like your axels are very close to the middle of the trailer. Sometimes that effects how they behave. I had a teryx and a rhino on my 18 foot car hauler (yes, it was a tight fit) today and at 65mph it got a little fish taily  :shock:  on rough roads. My Titan had plenty of go power to pull it but felt a little light when it fish tailed. Im use to the trailer being behind my GMC 3500 dump truck not a 1/2 ton pick-up.