Trailer #3 is the only one I would consider for my purposes. 18 ft. with or without a beaver tail is fine.
Suggestions would be a receiver on the front for a removable winch system and a wood deck. The winch receiver could be an option and for me I wouldn't even consider a trailer with a metal deck.
What overall width is #3 built too? 8 ft. or 8 ft. 6 in.?
Sorry it doesn't show very well but attached is a pic of my trailer with the winch receiver I built. The winch is in a framework that plugs into the receiver then a battery box pins on top of the winch framework so it is all portable. If it would help I can get better pics of the setup once the snow melts off of it.
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