I have a 6X12 single axle LoadRunner trailer and I am very happy with it hauling my CSC trike.
We just returned from a trip to Cody Wy from So Cal - 2100 miles round trip and it pulled like a dream. We were cruising at 75mph for a lot of the time and we never had any issues with it.
The CSC JUST fits in the door. Wit the ramp version you have 63" and the trike is right at 60" so it's close but I never had a problem loading or unloading.
I mounted a Harbor Freight chock ( like a Condor one) and it holds the trike very securely in the front. I use tie downs in the front over the lower tree and ones in the back across to the trailer hitch.
I built a shelf in the upper front, installed tie down tracks and made a plywood separator that mounts behind the rear of the trike so we can put luggage or whatever back there without worrying about it hitting the rear of the trike.
Things to consider when looking for a trailer . . .
Get a good one - not a cheap one ! Sounds obvious but a few hundred is NOTHING when you end up stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Get one the has strong hinges on the doors. The cheap ones will bend and not seal correctly.
Get a spare tire
Get a front door
Get or install bearing buddys
Upgrade to the LED lights for run,stop & turn
Don't bother with a vent in the roof - it WILL crack and leak !
Get the folding stands that are mounted at the rear of the trailer so that you can load the trike without it being hooked up to the towing vehicle.
As I said. when looking at them a few hundred more to get a GOOD trailer is more than worth it in the long run.
Here is a good video to help you choose a trailer. Pay attention to the door info !
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