Originally Posted by
ROG.
It states that a vehicle of 3500 can tow 750 kgs
then it goes on to say ...
The total weight of the vehicle and the trailer together can’t weigh more than 3,500 kg
Which means a vehicle lighter than 3500 can have a heavier trailer as long as the total combined weight is not more than 3500 MAM
Its all in the careful reading of what you posted but as I said - it is not in plain english but in DVLA jargon (I did not mean YOUR jargon)
But that only applies to trailers over 750kgs. I don't think any careful reading is needed it specifically states vehicles upto 3500kgs with or without a trailer no more than 750kgs. It doesn't mention not exceeding 3500kgs until you get into trailers over 750kgs. It has seperate definitions for <750kgs trailers and >750kgs trailers.
I do see where you're coming from but i can't help feeling its being read into too much