Changing Tube of Trailer Valet XL Trailer Jack

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Question:

What is the best way to fix a flat tire and put a new tube in.

asked by: Jerry F

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Expert Reply:

The best recommendation I can make would be to have the trailer attached to a tow vehicle so that the jack can be unsupported and you can easily access it. After that you'll need to unbolt the wheel assembly from the jack. Remove the valve stem with a valve stem remover so that it can complete deflate. Next pry off one side of the tire with a tire spoon and then reach in and pull the tube out. From there you'd just reverse process. The replacement tube is the part # TVIT.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Trailer Valet Trailer Wheel Dolly for Tandem Axle Trailers part #TV74FR can be used on a single axle trailer if the weight of the trailer is under the 7,000 lb weight capacity of the dolly. It will do a great job of helping maneuver the trailer…

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Answer 2

Thanks for reaching out! The purpose of the Trailer Valet Trailer Wheel Dolly for Tandem Axle Trailers #TV56FR is to give you better maneuverability with a tandem axle trailer when utilizing a trailer dolly like the Trailer Valet XL #TVXL25. The…

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Answer 3

Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly #TVXL25 will be able to move your trailer at the near 90 degree angle and up the incline of the driveway. The dolly has 2 gears and you will likely find that the low speed, 27 to 1 ratio will make it easier on you…

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Answer 4

Yes, the Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly #TVXL25 does come with solid rubber tires. We carry the replacements here with part #TVXLSR if you ever need to replace one, but Trailer Valet did upgrade from the pneumatic tires for this superior design.

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Answer 5

I wish there was a way to free wheel the Trailer Valet. The only way to do that would be to install a second jack on the trailer that has a wheel caster on it which you could lower when you needed the ability to free wheel. Something like the Fulton…

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Answer 6

Yes, you can switch from the 2-5/16" hitch ball to a 2" hitch ball with the Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly with Chain Drive - 2-5/16" Hitch Ball - 10,000 lbs #TVXL25. All you will need is the 2" Hitch Ball w/ Base for Trailer…

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Answer 7

The Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly with Chain Drive - 2-5/16" Hitch Ball - 1,000 lbs TW #TVXL25 or the 2 inch ball #TVXL2 have two different drive gears to make it easier to go up an incline or to overcome a lip in the concrete as you described.…

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Answer 8

As long as the tongue weight of the trailer is around 10-15 percent of the total trailer weight the Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly #TVXL25 is going to work like it was designed for. It does decently on flat surfaces and inclines but if it's an…

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Answer 9

The Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly with Chain Drive - 2-5/16" Hitch Ball #TVXL25 actually has a 10,000 lb trailer weight capacity and 1,000 lb tongue weight capacity. It is very likely that your 20 foot travel trailer will have a weight that is…

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Answer 10

The Trailer Valet XL Trailer Dolly with Chain Drive - 2" Hitch Ball - 10,000 lbs item #TVXL2 has a 1,000 lbs tongue weight capacity. This should easily accommodate your boat trailer on a flat surface and over a slight incline. The Trailer Valet…

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Answer 11

I have a solution for you, but there is not an available extension tube available for the Trailer Valet XL #TVXL25. I would instead recommend using the trailer dolly/jack with the highest lift we have available, which is the 24" tall Trailer…

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Answer 12

It sounds like your military trailer uses a pintle style coupler such as #C48200. Trailer Valet does not offer an adapter for using this type of trailer with their XL Trailer Dolly #TVXL25. The main reason is that military surplus trailers will tend…

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