Replacement Drill Attachment for Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO Trailer Dolly
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Replacement Drill Attachment for Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO Trailer Dolly
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Trailer Valet Accessories and Parts - TVDA
- Trailer Dolly
- Trailer Dolly Parts
- Drill Attachment
- Trailer Valet
Replaces the drill attachment on your Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO trailer dolly. Can also be added to a Trailer Valet 5X so that you can use a cordless drill (not included) in place of the hand crank.
Features:
- Replaces the drill attachment on your Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO trailer dolly
- Fits models: TVXL2, TVXL25, TVXLV2, and TVMVPRO
- Can be used with your Trailer Valet 5X swivel jack trailer mover (STC-V211) in place of the hand crank
- Allows you to use an 18-volt cordless drill (not included) to power the drive system
- Will fit either 3/8" or 1/2" drills
- 1-Year limited warranty
TVDA Replacement Drill Attachment for Trailer Valet XL, V2, and MV PRO Trailer Mover Dolly
Video of Replacement Drill Attachment for Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO Trailer Dolly
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Video Transcript for Trailer Valet Carts and Dollies TVDA Review
Today we're going to take a look at the replacement drill attachment for the Trailer Valet XL trailer dolly. This part will replace the drill attachment on your Trailer Valet XL trailer dolly. It is designed to fit the models TVXL2 and TVXL25. Now, it can be used with the Trailer Valet 5X swivel jack trailer mover. We sell that separately on our website, it's part number STC-V211 and you can use this in place of the hand-crank on that model. This basically will allow you to use a cordless drill to power your drive system.
That should do it for the review on the replacement drill attachment for the Trailer Valet XL trailer dolly.
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Replacement Drill Attachment for Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO Trailer Dolly - TVDA
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (166 Customer Reviews)
Replaces the drill attachment on your Trailer Valet XL, V2, or MV PRO trailer dolly. Can also be added to a Trailer Valet 5X so that you can use a cordless drill (not included) in place of the hand crank.by: Alan10/26/2022
I purchased my trailer valet and drill attachment a year ago so that I could move my 20’ camper and jetskis easier. As a disabled vet moving the jetskis into my backyard via a gate to the main road was time consuming and took me an hour. Now it takes me 5-10 minutes. I store my trailer to the front of my home and wanted to make it harder to steal, but had no way to get the front of it close to my fence. With the trailer valet I am able to disconnect from my truck and move it into place within 15 minutes. This is a game changer for me because I can do it by myself and my trailer and jetskis are safely stored without much fuss. I often get asked how I move the front of my trailer so close to my fence. The trailer valet is the best thing I could have purchased. I can get in and out of tight spaces without hurting myself and without anyone else needing to help me.
by: Jack 04/08/2024
For us, it's not a "replacement" (except for my rotator shoulders)
Hope it works;
Mechanical, it fits our 5X, and we'll SOON see how it works with a massive drill
by: William 11/18/2023
This attachment works well. It is not difficult to use BUT one MUST be careful to keep the brake handle fully in the release position or one CAN break a wrist while using a drill motor - which is not the fault of the attachment.
by: Gregory 10/04/2023
This part in itself is great, but the Valet itself not so much. I have the Valet attached to a trailer parked on grass. The tread of the tires are equivalent as street tires on icy roads. The Valet is as designed when on packed dirt and asphalt.
by: Malcolm 09/07/2023
Works as described/designed. Probably should be included in the purchase price of the trailer valet or even simpler make the attachment point universal rather than proprietary.
by: James 09/11/2023
The uspc tracking is a little deceiving. It did not show as received for several days, it did however ship in a timely manor (about a week)
The trailer valet adaptor is of nice quality and works very well. Even though it is overpriced in my opinion.
by: Timothy 08/28/2023
Works great with drill, just be very very careful not to let brake handle on valet engage, guaranteed you’ll lose a big chunk of skin on your hand when the drill spins on you…
by: George05/24/2023
I am glad I bought the trailer valet unit. It has made getting our travel trailer in and out of our garage a lot easier. I would say that using the drill option for moving the trailer is useful, but the torque can hand you with some surprises, so you need to think ahead as you use that option. One useful hint: take the regular handle off before using the drill. In general, this device has worked well for us.
by: Rodney03/18/2024
Did'nt work well with my 20v Drill
by: William01/10/2023
Tried everything to try and make the trailer valet xl work. I tried communicating with the company representative but ran into dead ends. etrailer tried to help but they didn’t manufacture the unit. This was supposed to move up to 10k pounds but not even close. Every time a boat and trailer was tried to be moved on flat concrete the torque would just pull the unit up under the trailer or just pull out of the trailer tongue. I was able to move one boat , it weighed 1500, far from the advertised weight. I now just takes up space
by: Bob07/20/2023
It does not work with the original Trailer Valet. It will not fit the square drive
by: Scott 02/08/2024
Works perfect very happy
by: Jose 09/11/2023
Good match for 5x valet trailer.
by: Charlie J. Hogue III01/18/2024
Candra G was great ?? I have the order in hand and I'm on track with my schedule. Thanks guys.
by: Patrick 05/27/2023
Put this in your cordless drill and move your trailer with ease!
by: Michael P.04/11/2019
I have an extremely narrow area that I cannot back up my boat between the side of my house and fence. My truck cannot make the turn required and it is slightly uphill. With the drill attachment and my 18 volt brush less drill moving the boat into place using the Trailer Valet is an easy task that I could not do without this device. It was the deciding factor that allowed me to purchase the boat.
by: Randall01/11/2023
In the write-up of the Trailer Valet XL, it was unclear whether this device was included or not. It was. So I wasted my money ordering this, but I needed to use the Valet as soon as I received it, so I couldn't take the change of having to order one later.
by: Dennis07/28/2023
I did try it on gravel. It worked ok. I did use my drill, but it wasn't totally charged. Next time it will be totally charged.
by: Frederick 08/09/2023
Great service,quick delivery
by: Bruce 03/30/2023
power tools are always a better way than hand cranking.
by: Edward 07/13/2023
Does what it is suppose to do.
by: Troy03/18/2018
This review will be for not only the Trailer Valet attachment, but for the Trailer Valet as well.
The good: works well on cement and with the attachment I don't have to push my boat into my garage (it has a slight incline at the entrance). E-Trailer is excellent for customer support! I had a couple of minor issues and they were really on top of getting me help.
The not-so-good: I've heard the Trailer Valet doesn't perform on grass or gravel. The attachment is made specifically for the Trailer Valet and you will not find another socket to work. Too bad the company chose to make extra money ($45) for a $5 part. On the Trailer Valet the bushings needed lubrication after one year because it started grinding. A simple fix but until I raised this issue the company did not have a video on how to do this maintenance. You will have to purchase ring clip pliers for this job.
by: Robert01/10/2019
I've used my Trailer Valet to move my 20' enclosed utility trailer around the driveway.
I've also used it to move my 30' camper around, putting planks down on the lawn to run the Valet across. It works good, but is quite a workout with heavy trailers. In confined spaces, there's just no other way to do the job. I would like to have my original Valet adaptable to the newer, "universal ball-mount" style so I wouldn't have to buy a new unit and just set aside the original unit. The new "ball-mount" Valet would greatly simplify using the Valet. Overall, I'm pleased with the quality and operation of my original unit.
by: Ervin09/21/2020
I bought the 5X Trailer Valet for my Jayco Pop UP camper. My driveway has a short but steep incline. I had been wrestling with the camper by moving it a few feet at a time with strategically placed wheel chocks. And what resembled a strong man competition to turn it around into the garage. Although the 5X is quite bulky it works remarkably well. I bought the drill attachment to "motorize" the 5X. There is a bit of a learning curve, between the combination of the tiller handle and the drill motor. The hand crank works surprisingly easy. The tires arrived with 10 lbs. PSI. The manual says tire pressure should be 85 lbs.. Defiantly check this out before applying tongue weight. All in all the 5X does the job.
by: Kent06/02/2022
so far this unit looks to be great and exactly what I needed. Since I am getting older I am trying to do everything I can to make my RV'ing and trailer life easier. I pull a cargo trailer behind my 5th wheel. The trailer Valet will allow me to hitch the 2 up much easier. It also allows me to park my 5th wheel in my back yard and my cargo trailer next to it without having to be hooked up to my truck. etrailer recommends using the low gear to start and I can confirm that. There is a little bit of getting used to driving and steering it. I do recommend using your drill and the Socket that is purchased separately. Makes it a lot easier. I will be using mine as a permanent trailer jack. I think this will be fine
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