Trailer caddies

By tight do you mean narrow? If so remember that you won't be able to see around the RV while moving it.
If you mean tight swing room a google earth pic would help us help you.

Can you say forklift.

MFL wrote:
Caddy for 15K FW? I'm thinking modified fork lift, or bobcat?

Jerry

Explored all the same
Bobcat in decent condition = very expensive & may need accessories.

Fork lift - there are ready-made modifications available. Many/most dealers -and many repair facilities- use fork lifts to move 5th wheels. Ask around. Expect to pay about $2K or more.

Downside = *if* you need repairs that aren't DIY, you may need to transport an inoperative fork lift to a repair facility. Could be expensive! Also, used (cheap?) fork lifts may have seen better days.

Answer = Parkit 360. Mfg in Canada - Very impressive, but pricey!
Caveat/s from Parkit:

Do not exceed dolly's rated capacity.
Do not operate on more than a 4% grade.

The reps can (usually) be found at larger RV shows.

Good luck with your dilemma!

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It's $4,000. And I am sure you would need some sort of extension and adapter to go from the stock ball mount to a FW hitch mount (unless your FW is a gooseneck) That is a tremendous amount of money to assist in parking a FW. I could park my FW at my current storage location for 7 years at that cost. But I guess any problem can be solved if you throw enough money at it.

Are you really talking about a fifth wheel??

BB_TX wrote:
Several options. But not cheap. Never used one. Pretty neat though.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gSuaudSkKUk

Interesting but I would not use this device on anything but a flat paved surface. Even then it doesn't seem adequate if something isn't as planned as 14K for that small device seems questionable to me.

Several options. But not cheap. Never used one. Pretty neat though.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gSuaudSkKUk

Caddy for 15K FW? I'm thinking modified fork lift, or bobcat?

Jerry