Trailer length always requires a compromise. I sold a nearly new Kaufman with 22' steel deck, two 7,000 lb. axles, 16" light truck tires, four wheel brakes, and a winch. I didn't need it any longer and it was too heavy, took up too much space, and wasn't practical for my Honda buggy.
I bought a BigTex 35SA.
Big Tex Trailers 35SA Single Axle Utility Trailer
BigTex builds them by the thousands and has dealers all over the country. They use Dexter axles not ChiCom parts.
It's 77" wide and the deck is 12'. it was relatively inexpensive, long enough for my P1000-3 to fit comfortably but doesn't leave a lot of space for stretching out the ratchet straps.
On the plus side it's light, easy to tow, and is stored in a spare space in the garage.
Utility trailers are built by numerous manufacturers all over the country. Most people buy the brand that is popular in their area.