You'll want to look at a higher Ply's rating for the weight. I've had good luck with ITP, and Carlisles. There's bunch of them out there just look for your size on-line.
Got the WG 24 on and added a cheap rear view camara. Finally got to use it once the snow melted, so far knocked down 2 30" inch or so White Pine stumps.
Very happy so far!
Oh, and made a dolly out of the shipping base and a planting table out of the top frame for the "Voice Of Reason" and her...
No not the name it just was, always something.
It was a 19ft, IO with V6 mill in it. Came in at about 2500LBS. I just used the hand crank on the trailer to load.
Pro tip wet the carpeted bolsters before reloading it on the trailer.
Pull it back 4-5ft and lower the front end of the trailer a bit, then block the stern with dunnage( wood blocks) and then lift the front to transfer the weight on the blocks. and pull the trailer out and block the the front under the bow.
To get the trailer back under use the winch to slide it...
I have a set of Titan clamp-on's. They work in pinch but can't handle pushing and sliding a skid of anything.
I do use a rachet strap around the bucket on each one to stabilize them.