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The Loadstar and the YAR are really the only two scouts worth using if you want to pull a trailer over anything but the easiest terrain.
Agree!
Came here to say the same thing.
The smaller scouts that are equipped to pull trailers are a little to light and will struggle over difficult terrain. Especially when loaded.
The Loadstar can go through relatively deep mud and snow while pulling a trailer, but it needs a suspension raise and bigger wheels to accomplish this. Without these upgrades, it can struggle. Have you acquired them yet? You can find them in Alaska.
I'd like to add to this: standard scout cargo trailers (the ones that carry 2 cargo units) can get stuck in the mud rather easily due to their thinner and smaller tires. The offroad scout trailer solves this problem with much bigger tires (and also wider axles) at the expense of a noticeable weight increase; another reason to pick a heavier scout for moving cargo across harsher offroad.