Powered trailer mover
Submitted by tiimmbo on Sat, 2012-09-15 16:17
Just wondering if anyone has a powered trailer mover. I have looked online and there are a few in the us and one here in Perth that costs $1800 which is a bit steep. Maybe someone has built there own. Am just looking at making moving my trailer in and out of the carport a whole lot easier than it is at the moment, there is no way to reverse it in as have a tight drive in a block of townhouses with no room to move to park trailer where I need it.
Lamby
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Did Fancy crash into Oscar
Did Fancy crash into Oscar Tango mate hehehe?
Had a quick look at these Dollies http://www.powermoverinc.net/ one their for around 800 USD that looks the goods
tiimmbo
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Just a quest of hassle free
Just a quest of hassle free boating mate, got an anchor winch, hydraulic steering, underfloor tank on the wish list as well.
Buz
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Another alternative is find a
Another alternative is find a cheap second hand ride on lawn mower and chuck a towball on it. Cant remember exactly where i saw it but it was at a boatyard somewhere where they had it to shift the boats around in tight places.
bradz
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GT Fibreglass
Greg at GT Fibreglass has what looks to be a home made version. Little 2 stroke engine and only 2 wheels. Not sure how to make one myself but it works fantastic.
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