Can Parkit360 Force Move Trailer up 2-3% Grade
Updated 04/21/2026 | Published 04/10/2026
Question:
My inquiry is about the Parkit 360 Force 5000 Electric trailer Dolly- Some times I have to move my trailer around for maintenance on my property and onto my driveway Does it back slight up a grade maybe 2 or 3 Maximum? My boat is approx. 3921 lbs. really close with boat motor and trailer. Its a Triumph Ropeline technology Polymer hull and thats why its so light. Would this be a suitable dolly?
asked by: Todd P
Expert Reply:
Hey Todd! Yes, the Parkit360 Force # PA96VR will be able to back your trailer up your driveway. The max grade is 6% so your drive won't be a problem. You're within the capacity so that box is checked as well. As long as you don't have electric-over-hydraulic (EOH) brakes this will work well for your setup.
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Michael P.
4/21/2026
The weather finally allowed me to try moving my TT. I have to travel a lot on grass and was concerned how the dolly would do. The TT is 20 ft, single axle. I parked it last fall with the wheels on some 2-x 10's. When the trailer came off the boards the wheels stuck and the dolly handle flew up. I found when moving the trailer forward the handle goes up and when going backwards the handle goes down. After putting some plywood down and hooking up my truck I pulled the trailer to a more solid grassy area and tried the dolly again. This time it worked, but I put a pipe on the handle to keep it from flying up or down. I think this will work as long as it hasn't rained a lot. My unit has a nice spanner wrench to tighten the ball mount instead of the round bar that I have seen on video's.