Review on Trailer Valet Tongue Dolly Silver by Stephen Ball

First thoughts after first use. It's actually easy to install. However, I have a screw that fits on the back of the mount and the device itself, which is barely mentioned in the instructions. I had to remove everything to install. He moves my 29ft RV, yes! I did not order and pay for an adapter for a drill! Well, let's move on. If you take very small corners with the tires, everything is fine. If you turn 15-20 degrees to the right or left, pain in the buttocks begins. The leg or part of the jack doesn't like being turned in any direction enough to make a big difference, so you have to move the trailer a long way to make womanly or sharp turns. Also next to the gear/slot that moves the wheel is a great idea for a braking system. It becomes a two-handed job, however, and you really need to double down to get this thing to work. Add that the chain has jumped off the crank gear and crank links several times. You need to lower your regular jack. Remove the trailer servant, deflate the tires to reattach the chain. I'll set it up and then try the drill adapter to see how it works. The only good thing about this product is that it's easy to install once you catch that one screw between the mounting plate and the kneel itself. Not worth €450! I will update after I fix and try the drill adapter.