Moving Your Trailers

That was never an issue for me, but it sounds like a cool idea....How heavy is that????

looks like a miniature version of those carts that push airplanes back from the terminal just before departure

that is so cool..I have never seen anything like that before

Do your trucks not move trailers?

It weighs only about 15lbs because the Power Source-Deep Cell Battery- is Bolted on the Trailer tounges.

The unit has a Forward & Reverse button on the handle & will pull or push any of my loaded trailers up a small incline with No effort.

You can also Zero turn your trailer.

That's really cool. reminds me of the cart pushers that some walmarts have, it's like a miniature airport tug that you walk behind and it pushes stacks of carts for you, even has a radio control so you can guide them at the front of the line while it pushes and steers. I think they're electric or LP not sure. Really cool to watch...

That is cool! What kind of tires are on that? Would it work on hard packed dirt or grassed areas?

Originally posted by GLAN
Do your trucks not move trailers?

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My thoughts exactly.

Originally posted by GLAN
Do your trucks not move trailers?

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He uses that to get his trailer to each of the job sites, you have to have trucks first in order to use them to pull trailers.

Originally posted by LAWNGODFATHER
He uses that to get his trailer to each of the job sites, you have to have trucks first in order to use them to pull trailers.

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LMAO

maybe BHB can put a bicycle seat on it.

Originally posted by DLCS
LMAO

maybe BHB can put a bicycle seat on it.

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Is he going to weld it on, and use the shopping cart castor wheels too?

How Do You Get the trailer On The Power wheel? And How Much?
John

Originally posted by FrankenScagMachines
That's really cool. reminds me of the cart pushers that some walmarts have, it's like a miniature airport tug that you walk behind and it pushes stacks of carts for you, even has a radio control so you can guide them at the front of the line while it pushes and steers. I think they're electric or LP not sure. Really cool to watch...

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Maybe you could build one?

OMG

I had a stitch in my side, laughing so hard

Originally posted by ULTIMATE LAWN
Mr. Keith, there is an All Terrain Tire available for the Unit. If you are using the Powerwheel solely on pavement the AT Tire does not provide enough tread to ground contact & the Wheel can spin.

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So you're saying you don't drive your powerwheel off road while going from job site to job site, only on the pavement?

Originally posted by LAWNGODFATHER
So you're saying you don't drive your powerwheel off road while going from job site to job site, only on the pavement?

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I want pictures !!!!

LMAO
Can't make this stuff up.

i would guess you are using this because you have tight turns at your new shop and cannot manuver very well with a truck when backing into your bays.

it would be nice to even use at home for me since I have a very tight garage fit with my trialer and junk on each side. have just enough room to get in.

While My new shop is under construction there are many Obsticles in the Loading area where the Trailers come in for the Night. With the Powerwheel I can maneuver the Trailers from the street if backing them in is impossible. They can also be Jockeyed around Quite easily.

I would not recommend using them for your Routes as they are Very Slow. However, they may work well in One subdivision We do, where the truck could drop Off the Trailer & the Guys Could Powerwheel it Up the street since we do the entire Lot.