No.....get a Honda for that
Probably not. Some people use smaller vehicles to pull Brenderup's, a lightweight trailer, but it makes me nervous. I recomend a full-sized pickup that is equipted with a tow package. You need substantial weight to safely pull your horse and trailer. The tow package gives you extra braking power and a heavier, secured undercarriage for a bumper-pull trailer. Make sure you have an expert check your hitch to make sure it is strong enough to pull something as heavy as a horse and trailer.
Up to 53 feet, with a maximum bridge of 40 feet between the drive axle and trailer axle if you want to be California compliant... if not, then the bridge can be 41 feet.
Yes! i have towed many times with a Honda Element. The real issue is weight though and I would not put more then 1000lbs in that trailer.
You'll need a truck that's heavy enough to pull the trailer, equipped with a trailer ball hitch to attach the trailer. You also need to make sure the horse trailer has operating turn signal and brake lights.
put chain around the small hub, take something heavy and snatch or a quick jerk on the axle.
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Yes. Honda USA recommends a 1500lbs max trailer. In Europe the same vehicle is rated 2000lbs. You will not be able to feel 1500lbs behind the Cr-V. It pulls great!
I can't pull a trailer because I do not have a trailer hitch on the back of my car.
There's no bike that needs a trailer. but maybe your question is about what type of bike that you can attach a bike trailer to? I'd say go for a rigid MTB. They have the gears to allow you to pull a trailer, and sturdy brakes to give OK stopping even with the trailer pushing. Disclaimer: I can't make out exactly how the trailer attaches to the bike. Can be that an extra long rear axle is needed. If you have a q/r axle the trailer supplier can deal with that easily by supplying an extra long skewer. If you have a solid axle at just the right length it might be more awkard.
A rigid is what is known as a "straight truck" in the US. It's a medium or heavy duty truck which does not pull a trailer.
Sure! Oh wait, will what pull a trailer?