Remote-controlled, self-motorized trailer dolly lets you effortlessly move your trailer into the garage or other tight spaces. Wireless remote helps you maneuver your trailer 360 degrees with no spotter. 2" and 2-5/16" hitch balls included.
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Moving your RV, boat trailer, or cargo trailer can be an arduous task. Manual trailer movers and dollies require you to bend over and move the trailer either by hand or by turning a manual hand crank. Electric trailer movers remove the physical exertion, but they still require you to manually steer your trailer with a handle, which requires strength and a second person to be a spotter.
The remote-controlled RVR robot removes those hassles and frustrations. With the RVR9, you can move your trailer with the push of a button. No physical exertion is required. Thanks to the wireless, handheld remote controller, moving your trailer is now a 1-person job. The remote control's 40' range lets you freely walk around your trailer while relocating it, ensuring that you have the best viewing angle as you go around corners and maneuver your trailer into tight spaces.
The RVR's wireless remote controller has a simple layout featuring forward/back and right/left buttons. Once your trailer's coupler is secured on the RVR's hitch ball, hold down the "up" arrow button to move forward, and hold down the "down" arrow to move backward. To turn the RVR, hold down the "up" or "down" button while also pressing either the "left" or "right" arrow button, depending on the direction you want to move your trailer.
The RVR can be used to move your trailer up slopes or inclines of no more than 5 degrees. When using the RVR robot to move your trailer up an incline, the RVR must push the trailer up the slope. When going down an incline, the RVR must lead, or pull, the trailer down the slope.
With a full charge, the RVR has a runtime of approximately 30 minutes, which allows for plenty of time to relocate your trailer. The remote control includes a battery indicator that will let you know when the RVR's battery is running low and needs to be recharged. To conserve the battery, the unit automatically shuts itself off after being idle for 3 minutes. The charger is included and connects to standard 2-prong outlets. The unit takes 5 to 6 hours to fully recharge.
The RVR9 is built with 4 planetary gear motors that can move both single- and tandem-axle trailers. The independently operated motors allow for 360 degrees of motion, providing you with complete control and maneuverability when moving your trailer.
The heavy-duty caterpillar treads allow the RVR to handle a variety of terrain, including asphalt, grass, and dirt. The 2" wide rubber treads enable the RVR to move easily from one type of surface to another.
With the included base tower and interchangeable 2" and 2-5/16" hitch balls, it's easy to hook your trailer up to the RVR9. Just connect your coupler to the RVR's hitch ball, and then use the included spanner wrench to tighten the locking nut and secure it against the coupler. This will ensure that the ball doesn't slip out of the coupler during operation. Then you're ready to go.
I ordered this and it was delivered the next day.
Great product works as described arrived on time and well packed considering how heavy it is.
My item (RVR5) was received yesterday. One day early. Can't wait to use it. However, I am missing the spanner wrench. I think it will prove to be the answer to my issues.
thanks for such wonderful friendly service ,was delivered sooner than expected and in perfect condition . thanks again and god bless.
Works perfect on hard surfaces only.
Used once, seem to work as advertised, They lift the weight!
Moving a high end 30ft Tri-Toon around in tight spaces is easy.
Makes trailer parking a breeze. Wish I’d found it earlier.
Great product, FAST delivery, a bit costly. Packing box for unit was missing a hook spanner wrench. Called etrailer and was told a replacement would be sent out.
It works fine on very level ground. It has a hard time if there are cracks in your cement where it has to pull your trailer over if they are 1/4 of an inch high. It will become on stable on the treads. I have the 5500 LB unit my trailer is 2700 LBs It is not the power it is the stability on the treads.
It pulls my trailer on the flat, but no good on a grass incline.That part I have to use a manual dolly and pull hard to get it onto the hard standing again.
All what you said it would be!!
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