Will The Parkit360 Carrier Electric Trailer Dolly Operate On Grass?

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Good day... I am wondering if this will work on grass from time to time. I would need to move a smaller trailer to a storage area during the off-season, and I wanted to know if it is possible to do so.

asked by: Tim C

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Hi Tim!

The Parkit360 Carrier Electric Trailer Dolly - Wireless Controller - 13,000 lbs # PA76VR will let you move up to 13,000 pounds across asphalt, grass, or packed gravel. It is also rated to go up a 4% slope if your trailer is over 10,000 pounds or up to a 6% slope if you are under 10,000 pounds, but I would be very cautious on grass. I don't know about you, but I have slipped on fairly slight grassy slopes when there was a little moisture present, and I don't quite weight 10,000 pounds. I am pretty tall at 6'5" though, so I am a bit top heavy. : P

I think you will be perfectly fine, but figured it was good to mention.

What kind of trailer will you be moving around with it?

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Tim C.

8/6/2025

Grand Design Momentum 24MAV Toy Hauler

Lazer S.

8/6/2025

@TimC Nice! That has a GVWR of 11,000 pounds so no issues there. Just be careful on slopes. : )

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