'Trailer-Tug' Dolly

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• MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,865

  November 14

  I can't address your specific question . . .
  Have you considered electric motor powered dollies?
  
  For about $900 you can get a PowerMover that runs on 120VAC.
  
  I use one of their big units to move a 6200# boat trailer and really like it.
  
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• jbajor Member Posts: 217

  November 14

  Thanks MuttonChops!  I have looked at a bunch of electric units.  Particularly the Parkit360 3.5.  I am hoping to avoid 12v or 120v units.  I only need to move my UT Teardrop

  Ultimate Toys Teardrop Camper
  Volvo XC-40
  SF Bay Area, California

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• rfuss928 Member Posts: 1,129

  November 14

  I've used one like this for years.
  
  https://www.harborfreight.com/600-lb-trailer-dolly-60533.html?hftm_sc=3648&hftm_source=google&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=21901739258&campaignid=21901739258&utm_content=171677810542&adsetid=171677810542&product=60533&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21901739258&gbraid=0AAAAADAHb4eROwBaN9Voj7y3XARC0RyJJ&gclid=CjwKCAiAw9vIBhBBEiwAraSATiDsOchLOGV1OqqaWllOTi1c6ExSz-h95X6slbG2CgpzjKr5qg45QRoCWJ0QAvD_BwE

  

  

  

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• jbajor Member Posts: 217

  November 15

  I also have the same dolly...  For me, (getting older) it was getting increasingly difficult to push...  I ended up pulling the trigger and getting the Trailer-Tug and it is really outstanding!  With the 3 wheels, it stays flat to the ground so that the ball does not rock in the receiver.  Super easy to push, pull and control!

  Ultimate Toys Teardrop Camper
  Volvo XC-40
  SF Bay Area, California

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