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that's one. I'm looking for the other one.
Anyone know where I can get an electric boat dolly to back up my boat into a tight RV space?
http://www.powermoverinc.net/
that's one. I'm looking for the other one.
www.powercaster.com
I used this one works great !
http://www.powerwheel-usa.com/
http://www.powercaster.com/
These three are the your main options.
Do any of the ones you guys have come with the reverse lock out for surge brakes on the trailer.
no reverse lock out. I use a block of wood.I had tried to engineer a brake lock out and did not work right. beside the lock out it really works great for me.
The one we own is from the company in Temple City. I can't remember the name but we are VERY happy with them and there product.
This is from an article comparing two of the sites listed above:
" Keep in mind that electric brakes are not common on boat trailers; surge brakes are the norm and there is no good way to activate these using a trailer-dolly. However, Powermovers offers a hand-activated disc-brake system, which stops the dolly. Power Caster does not offer any options for brakes on the dolly. Still, if a heavy trailer begins rolling down a steep grade, its going to drag the dolly along for the ride, brake or no brake. Powermovers also offers a spring-activated foot chock for trailers with surge brakes or no brakes at all. We recommend that you have chocks handy anytime you use an electric dolly on even the slightest grade."
Here's the link link to the whole article:
http://www.powermoverinc.net/New%20PM.htm
Keep in mind that this article is on the powermover website. Might not be totally unbiased.
Great info, thanks.
Great info, thanks.
That is. Great info mation.
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