Remote control trailer movers
Does anyone have any experience with the near wheel mounted electric trailer movers / caravan movers ? (Not the hitch dolly type but the type mounted in front and behind the trailer wheels.) They ...
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Joshua, thanks so much for providing your real world experience! Anything else you could add would be greatly appreciated.
Since several companies and multiple models exist I think there must be a number of users out there. (In Europe). Maybe we're get more postings on these from users and any tricks they've employed.
The tongue wheel problem sounds like something $50 given to a welder would solve. (Maybe random wheels on a second jack?) The safety issues are another concern if you're parking and unhooking on a slope which I do and which makes me very nervous every time. I chock and use a X-chock screw stabilizer. I don't think I'd ever try to use any of these powered units on anything but the mildest of slopes. The power caster looks like a cool solution too. I'd looked at their site but was attracted to the wheel mount model because they are out of the way and don't take up storage space.
Since several companies and multiple models exist I think there must be a number of users out there. (In Europe). Maybe we're get more postings on these from users and any tricks they've employed.
The tongue wheel problem sounds like something $50 given to a welder would solve. (Maybe random wheels on a second jack?) The safety issues are another concern if you're parking and unhooking on a slope which I do and which makes me very nervous every time. I chock and use a X-chock screw stabilizer. I don't think I'd ever try to use any of these powered units on anything but the mildest of slopes. The power caster looks like a cool solution too. I'd looked at their site but was attracted to the wheel mount model because they are out of the way and don't take up storage space.
