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A twin axle will impart more shocks and buffeting to the towing vehicle, but as said above it is generally more stable to tow.
The 85% rule is probably more applicable to smaller cars, we tow at a maximum 3500kg with our Discovery V8, but something like a Freelander 2 is probably more in your line, although still a fairly big vehicle.
We go into Europe with our display engine and trailer, and have no problems at that weight.
Peter
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