Trailer Dollys, Do they really work?

[nightstalker]

I saw an advertisement for a trailer dolly with inflated wheels, the one that has a long handle and ball that slides beneath the hitch coupling and raises the coupling and trailer tongue up when you push down on the handle. It showed a teenaged kid easily moving what looked to be about a 20' center console rig with big outboard on the back. It was on a paved driveway, but it looked to be too heavy for that kid to wheel around that easily. What do you think? <br />Stalker

 

[JB]

Re: Trailer Dollys, Do they really work?

On hard, level surfaces they work well, stalker. Rough surface or slope then forget it.

 

[Lou C]

Re: Trailer Dollys, Do they really work?

See the other post about backing in tight spaces, I think a front hitch is a better deal, if there is even a slight slope you might have a problem if you get it moving, and then can't stop it!<br />There are motorized dollies but they're pricey, the front hitch makes much more sense.

 

[Bondo]

Re: Trailer Dollys, Do they really work?

And,..............<br /><br />If you've got a Tandem Axle Trailer,........<br /><br />You'll Never be able to Turn It,..... Empty Or Loaded........