Trailer RVR Valet

[swschoell]

Does anyone have the Trailer Valet RVR5 or similar model? I am trying to get my trailer into my garage. it will need to go into a tight spot. It appears this trailer Valet is just what I need to maneuver into place. Just wanted to get some feed back before I put out the money. It is an investment but cheaper than building another building.
My Garage is a three bay with enough Clarence. My truck would not be able to move it into the corner like I need it to.
Thanks

Stacy

[Gene]

A front hitch on your truck will enable much more maneuverability than a rear hitch. They also cost a lot less. That is the simple alternative. Without more information on what your exact situation is, it will be hard for posters to help much.

[uncle_bob]

Hi

It probably would help if we knew what AS trailer you have. Since there is a *very* large range of trailer and tongue weights, some really are not going to work with this or that model.

Bob

[Shiny16]

I have the manual XL and it works great with my 16. Slow but great. If you don’t have far to go I’d consider this.

[swschoell]

I have a 1974 27’ Overlander. My garage is N oversized 3 bay with two oversized doors. The garage is 20 deep by 40 wide. I need to move the trailer in through one side and move it to the opposite side. Once inside I believe the trailer will sit kitty corner across two bays , leaving room for my truck in the third bay.

[s1000pre]

I move my 30’ FC Bunk with the Trailer Valet XL, works great.

https://youtube.com/shorts/y74JNXBcdRE?feature=share

[Shiny16]

Originally Posted by swschoell

I have a 1974 27’ Overlander. My garage is N oversized 3 bay with two oversized doors. The garage is 20 deep by 40 wide. I need to move the trailer in through one side and move it to the opposite side. Once inside I believe the trailer will sit kitty corner across two bays , leaving room for my truck in the third bay.

The 5 is limited to 550 tongue weight. I would think you need the 9 but I don’t know your tongue weight.
Honestly the remote units look really neat but unless you have some physical limitations I think the XL and a good drill or just using it manually would be fine for you application.
If your on a flat surface it’s very easy to move by hand cranking and allows you lots of control. It doesn’t sound like you have far to go.