Paul Bufalieri thank you for your testimonial. 😊

This is made in Canada?

It's normally around double the cost to ship to AU but considering the distance that isn't bad at all.

Lee Vogel , for sure! We will make a how to video for that in the very near future. We just need to set aside some time to film it. I’m just waiting for the current virus to stand down so we can get together and make more helpful videos for you all. 🤔👍🏻

It will handle it like a champ

You would need a dolly that is quite heavy to do this task as you will need the weight to gain the needed traction on the wet grade and loose ground texture. One of the biggest problems for any lightweight trailer dolly manufacturer is all the math involved with a boat in water, ground slippage, grade, trailer tongue weight, in and out of the water is a complete nightmare. Not to forget having a high IP rating to avoid water damage to the trailer dolly. I wish I could point to one said dolly manufacturer but at them moment there really isn’t anyone doing it as of yet.

@@Traxpowerdollysystems Actually, a drift boat is pretty light compared to a trailer, 5th wheel etc. The boat and trailer are usually 1,000lbs or less. The boat would stay on the boat trailer and the dolly would be used to move the boat trailer. The dolly wouldn't have to actually go into the water. The only thing that goes into the water is the back end of the trailer, just enough to slide the boat back and into the water by loosening the winch on the boat trailer. The dolly would remain on dry land. :)

Tom Fisher we will have a 5th wheel model soon.

Tom, we are developing a 5th wheel power dolly called the TRAX X5. Keep on eye on our website for further details.

Tom, our X2 design may have provisions for a 5th wheel coupler. Keep an eye open on our website traxpowerdolly.com for latests updates.

Us vs the other guys 222 feet per minute vs. 30 feet per minute Variable speed vs. Fixed speed Seconds to connect and disconnect vs. Bending over twisting ball stand for minutes Addable future proof connection plates vs. No ability to adapt to different style ball mounts 12.5" Low profile tires vs. 16" tires that rub most trailer chassis Rear caster wheel for easy transit vs. Requires user to pickup heavy handle and push or drag unit Motor won't overheat vs. 5 minute of run time requires 5 minute cool down time Quiet operation vs. Very loud grinding noise Weather protected motor control system vs. Exposed printed circuit board* Standard hitch balls used vs. Expensive modified hitch balls Multi purpose adapters vs. Unavailable or not offered This list is always growing as we are always improving our products and listening to our customers suggestions.

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Shogun, we filmed this at my personal garage over a weekend and didn’t feel the need to shoot the video at our assembly plant. We have over 16 years building super cub replica aircraft that have won many awards for shortest takeoffs and landings. Do to the fact that not many people have their pilots license we chose to get into trailer dolly business. I understand why you might think the riser plate is not needed but if you have a moment to chat over the phone I’d love to explain how it works and why it’s needed. Give me a call 1.519.860.8729

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