Trailer Valet XL - Trailer Dolly Mover with 2-5/16 Inch Ball - 10K lbs Max Towing - 1K lbs Max Tongue Weight - with Trailer Jack Drill Adapter
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Size: TVXL25 10,000 LBS With 2-5/16 Inch Ball
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- Heavy-Duty Towing Capacity - The Trailer Valet XL Supports up to 10,000 lb. towing capacity on a properly loaded and level surface. This mover is ideal for 5,000-10,000 lb. trailers with even weight distribution. Minimum 500 lbs. to 1000 lbs. maximum tongue weight required. Hitch ball base can be adjusted up and down to change ball height and Includes coupling plate keeps the dolly flush with your coupler to prevent damage
- Seamless Maneuverability - TVXL25 drives your trailer to your vehicle for hassle-free hookup. With the integrated chain drive system it will move your trailer effortlessly. Use the hand crank or drill adapter on your 20V-24V non-impact drills and switching between high and low gears you control the precision of moving your trailer. Steering handle helps you guide the unit, when released it engages the Automatic brake that keeps trailer from rolling. Equipped with 2-5/16" Ball.
- Multi-Surface Friendly - The TVXL25 works reliably on multiple surface types when cranking or operating with a drill. Optimal capacity and performance is on concrete and pavement but can operate effectively on dry grass and packed gravel with some degradation of capacity. The TVXL25 is capable of pushing 60-80% capacity loads up a max suggested 7% incline. When using the mover on incline, position the tongue and mover at lowest point of incline. Never pull your unit up any kind of incline.
- Affordable and reliable - This trailer dolly is more affordable than battery powered movers. This standalone and portable trailer mover does the work. Maneuver your expensive possessions into tight spaces like never before. The TVXL25 is built to last. It's rugged steel construction, solid rubber tires and corrosion-resistant wrinkle black powder coating for longevity resists rust and will stay looking sharp for years.
- Compact Powerhouse - The TVXL25 doesn't just move trailers with ease - it also stores away just as effortlessly. A compact build measuring at 29 in x 11 in x 11 in weighing 56 lbs., this mover won't demand significant space in your garage or shed. Let this unit help you protect your expensive possessions (boat, motorcycle, personal watercraft, etc.) from damage while storing.
Product Dimensions: 28 x 12.3 x 8.9 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Trailer Valet
Item model number: TVXL25
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 29, 2016
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I was hoping this would help us more easily get our 23' wake boat into its storage area. We are able to get the boat perfectly lined up and partway in with the truck, before we run out of cranking room in the offset approach. All the Trailer Valet XL had to do was push the trailer straight back less than 10 feet on clean and flat pavement. It didn't work. The Trailer Valet XL had a hard time pushing or pulling the trailer on the flat pavement, and absolutely could not push the trailer wheels over a less than 1" ridge where the cement pad met the pavement. We tried everything - making sure the trailer brakes were locked out, purchasing a new corded high-torque drill, using the hand crank, etc. The tires would just slip on the pavement, the unit would bind up, etc. Even adding weight on the tongue didn't help. We ended up just pushing it by hand with a couple of people, no problem doing it by hand - I was just hoping the Trailer Valet would be a one person solution and remove the dependency on having people around. This brings us to the heart of the matter - the energy and time expended with the Trailer Valet XL is probably more than just doing it another way. If you can't do it by hand, it is unlikely that the Trailer Valet will be able to do it effectively either. The Trailer Valet XL might work on a small light trailer, but only on flat pavement, and nowhere near its rated capacity - it might hold something bigger, but it won't move it effectively based on my hours of trying to get it to work. Traction with the small rounded tires seems to be the biggest issue for heavier trailers, as well as some issues with ratcheting and binding every now and then inside the unit. It's a good thought, but like everything else that seems too good to be true, it fails in its implementation.
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