Should fit facing opposite of each other does it have wheel wells on the inside? They seem to always be in the way

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Thats what I was thinking, the trailer shouldn't have wheel wells inside because the wheels are located on the outside side of the trailer. Is the smaller, easily manuverable trailer worth the extra sled cramming hassle?

 

If your sleds have reverse, then yes. If not, try dragging your sled the distance it would take to load/unload and decide if it is worth it. If your not looking for something with a drive off/tilt, then it wouldn't make much of a difference anyway.

Also, usually the running boards stay the same length when you increase the track and tunnel size, so you will still should be able to fit them in. Just remember however, it will be more difficult to load/unload a large sled without reverse.

I had a 6.5 x 10 ft box trailer I use for a pair of Exciters, which lie at 38" wide. Faced forward backward, they fit with inches in front, behind, on the sides, and to the roof. It is a large pain to load them in there, and they way under 400 lbs. Granted, some of that is also due to the tight space, even with a front door. Using my tilt trailer with both my Vmax's is much easier than that, especially with reverse.

 

Much appreciated, thanks!