Trailer Valet TVXL2 XL Dolly Review

Excellent for moving light trailers on hard surfaces. Do not drive over grass or soft surfaces with light trailers. We moved our trailer in tight spaces on hard surfaces, but when attempting to climb a slight incline, the dolly in the hitch began to flex, even when attached very tightly as instructed. It got to the point where he spun and drove away from the trailer, which then fell onto the jack and stopped. He bent and damaged my hitch and bent the hitch shoe bolt. This is a well designed but

This article will NOT be delivered! The ball hitch is incredibly difficult to attach to the trailer receiver, if there is any weight on the Trailer Valet the way it tightens and secures the dolly to the trailer by hand using just the wrench provided is nearly impossible. I gave up on my first try after the Trailer Valet moved independently of the trailer, on my second try I used a very large vise to grip the bottom of the post only then it tightened and stopped. Movement. When I finally…

The ball hitch is incredibly difficult to attach to the trailer receiver, if there is any weight on the Trailer Valet the way it tightens and secures the dolly to the trailer by hand using just the wrench provided is nearly impossible . When I finally attached it to the trailer and tried to twirl it around in the driveway (my driveway is almost level with a slight incline just enough to drain the water), the Trailer Valet's wheel didn't catch on the sidewalk, the wheel spun himself free. It's…

Heavy! Bulky! Not able to! Dangerous! I have no doubt that when you are on perfectly smooth and flat surfaces it is capable. Still heavy, bulky and dangerous! To think that I might be charged for RETURN ($22) now! REWARD (20% = $140) and Burnt Drill ($100). This FAILURE can cost anywhere from $100 to $262! Unacceptable! Attention buyers! My driveway slopes very slightly towards the garage and has a 1 inch overhang from the asphalt pavement to the garage floor. My 18ft G3 Bass Boat & Bear…