[RTexasF]

Looks to me that you can make use of an insert that raises the height of the trailer a bit. I doubt you're near the 1500 lb capacity but I have no weigh (pun intended) of knowing that without weighing it under load. Your RAV doesn't appear to be low in the rear at all judging by the picture.

 

[j92184]

Looks to me that you can make use of an insert that raises the height of the trailer a bit. I doubt you're near the 1500 lb capacity but I have no weigh (pun intended) of knowing that without weighing it under load. Your RAV doesn't appear to be low in the rear at all judging by the picture.

in this picture the trailer just had some scrap wood in it no real weight. so the springs on the trailer were not compressed.. the hitch ball could be raised a inch or two to make it perfectly level.. but it did not seem to affect the way it towed.. i will only be making some dump runs and maybe home depot runs.. so should be good.

 

[pico]

Looks to me that you can make use of an insert that raises the height of the trailer a bit. [...]

That was my first impression, too, but the trailer and RAV4 are not on level ground. I'm encouraged by his results. Will look into it.

 

[j92184]

That was my first impression, too, but the trailer and RAV4 are not on level ground. I'm encouraged by his results. Will look into it.

i will post another shot.. with it on level ground.

 

[Dr. Dyno]

Very light load. You'll have no problems towing just leave extra room for stopping w/o trailer brakes.
And I'd raise the hitch some if it's easily done. Will save bottoming out on uneven ground or roads such as parking lot entrances.