🚚 Happybuy Trailer Mover 350W 12V Electric Jack for Trailers - Max Load 5000Lbs - Trailer Jockey Wheel for Easy Maneuvering of Utility Trailers, Caravans, and Boats (12V/350W) Review

Car moves my 19ft Ranger bass very well! I had an extra power plug so I just unplugged the trolling motor and plugged in the dolly. It works very well!

Bracket Scrap. Hardware is garbage. The seller is rubbish. First I had to buy all new bolts, washers and nuts to install it. The union nut is broken. I contacted the seller and asked for a photo. I sent a photo, I did not receive any further information from the seller. The loader really moves the camper. However, it rotates so much in the mount that it doesn't inspire confidence.

I bought this unit for £3200. (rated at 5,000 pounds) trailer weighing 300 pounds. When installing according to the instructions, the device wobbled in the mounting bracket, see photo 1. The screw was tightened to the maximum, but when you let the motor run in one direction, the device wobbled. I was afraid that the device would not open, so I ask you to return it. My mistake of not checking first cost me $75.00 to return to the delivery point. Buyers be careful, let's see how long it takes to…

I am very disappointed with this product, I had it too long before using it so the guarantee has expired. The mount was very flimsy and would never support 5000 pounds. recommended weight limit. My boat weighs 2800 pounds. The bracket is bent so much that the shaft and wheel are not perpendicular to the ground. I've searched the internet for parts for it, but to no avail. I want to replace the bracket and wheel. I can no longer use it in its current state. In the previous letter you asked to…

Overall it meets my needs and is easy to install. However, I used U-bolts and skid plates to attach it to my trailer instead of drilling holes in the trailer frame, which made things a lot easier. The pressure plate that holds the assembly to the bracket wobbles slightly even when fully tightened. I used a lock washer to give some clearance for the pressure plate screw if it hits the pressure plate before it was tightened enough. So my assessment is based on the fact that the pressure plate…

A frame screw (front) is touching the curved bracket and cannot be screwed tightly into the bracket. Another screw secures the device to the trailer. The same thing. I can't tighten it enough to hold it. The edges of the screw head rub against the bracket and cannot be tightened. I bought two hex bolts and they are both properly tightened. The screws to attach the device to the frame were too long. My frame is 2x4. Bought two new screws. I tried another brand and your device turned out to be…

About 10 months ago I bought my 350w Happybuy tractor to move a small Aliner trailer that weighs just over 2000 pounds. Most of the time, for trips, we simply move the trailer in and out of our garage on level cement surfaces. We were very pleased with the precise control the carrier gave us when moving the trailer in tight spaces. However, he died prematurely before his first birthday. Since I do not know how to contact the seller or manufacturer regarding warranty, repair, spare parts, I can…

My 13ft vehicle was parked in the grass in a hole in my backyard so I didn't expect this mover to be of much use. I pocketed it and pressed the forward button and it slowly dug a hole without going anywhere quickly. Rather than give up, I jacked the trailer up and slipped a 2 x 6 6 foot under the drive unit, lowered it back down, hit the forward button and off we went. (at least six feet). I used a pair of 2 x 6 boards under the wheel, moving each board in front of the other, moving 6 feet each

4 Year Update. Okay, I got my $200 off this mule, but not without A LOT of DIY. I've replaced or made literally all of the electrical connectors, switches, and wires, and repaired/made the handle assembly multiple times. Good news, the motor is still running :) After many repairs inside the electronics compartment (relays, wiring, connectors, switches) I couldn't service it anymore and decided to remove the entire relay system and a "hot wire" to a new toggle switch. I had to run a 16GA power…