Hey Team,My wife and I are looking at moving to a new location and unfortunately the TT access islimited and a little sloped. I have enough room to pull the trailer up but not enough tomaneuver it back to the pad. I will need to rely on some kind of trailer moving devise.One that will allow a sharp turn and enough power to push it up a slight hill. Does anyone have any experience and hopefully a recommendation for a power dolly??Thanks,Mike

I used to move mine around with a compact tractor with a reciever hitch adapter. Worked just fine.

I just bought a Parkit360 and I really like it. You can check it out at. Www.parkit360.com

I had a PowerCaster to move my 5000 pound boat. Worked fine on a paved surface, but would not work at all on gravel/road base.

Just thinking...??? How about a front hitch on you truck?

Trailer mule/mover/dolly electric/gas?? I don't know..

Jetstreamer
Explorer
Apr 06, 2014
I used to move mine around with a compact tractor with a reciever hitch adapter. Worked just fine.
sbowman871
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Apr 06, 2014
I just bought a Parkit360 and I really like it. You can check it out at. Www.parkit360.com
gbopp
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Apr 06, 2014
WWW.Parkit360.com
Bionic_Man
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Apr 06, 2014
I had a PowerCaster to move my 5000 pound boat. Worked fine on a paved surface, but would not work at all on gravel/road base.
downtheroad
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Apr 06, 2014
Just thinking...??? How about a front hitch on you truck?
ROBERTSUNRUS
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Apr 06, 2014
:) Hi, I bought a POWERMOVER AC-10; So far I have only been able to test it once. I think it was the best choice for me.
badboy368
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Apr 06, 2014
I use a Trailer-tug made by Air-Tug. pm me if you would like more info
neschultz
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Apr 06, 2014
What's a slight hill? I had bad experiences with a dolly going up/down a 6" height increase over 6' into our storage building. I ended up buying a compact tractor to move the TT (but have since traded the TT for a MH..... and still have a really nice lawn tractor with front end loader). Determine what your slope is and talk to the manufacturer before you buy anything. Good luck!
dieselenthusias
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Apr 06, 2014
Subscribing.
sbowman871
Explorer
Apr 06, 2014
Not sure of the other manufacturers on the capabilities. With Parkit 360, you can fill out an online questionnaire and submit it. They will respond with what system will work the best. Main factors are maximum slope you will encounter, weight of your TT, and surface area such as black top/ concrete vs. grass/ loose aggregate.