Customer Reviews for VEVOR Trailer Dolly, 600lbs Tongue Weight Capacity, Carbon Steel Trailer Mover with 1-7/8 in Hitch Ball and 10 in Solid Tires, Portable Tow Dolly for Moving Car RV Boat Trailer

Excellent piece of equipment well engineered ,robust ,fit for purpose

Seems well built, easy to use. Helps a lot to move my 14 foot boat around on the trailer. It was fairly easy to put together.

Very strong, easy to assemble. Limited height adjustable.

I purchased this to move around my enclosed cargo trailer in my driveway. It arrived quickly, was a really good price and had free shipping. I really like that the tires are solid so never need air plus the hitch ball is taller than most other dollies in this price range. It went together easily and is very solid and heavy duty. I'm very pleased with my purchase.

The product is a bargain, but part F did not fit the holes for it. I had to bend it about 2" wider to make it fit. The owner's manual had some mistakes. It said to make sure there was enough gas in the tires, but they are solid rubber, not pneumatic. The "tools needed" just said socket wrench without specifying socket size, and another wrench is needed to keep the bolt from turning when the nut is tightened. Also, the photo is of a combination box/open end wrench, not a socket wrench. Assembly would be easier if the wheels went on last rather than first, as more leverage is needed to tighten wheel nuts, and the product tends to roll around when assembling the handle. An option should be given to supply it with a 2" ball rather than 1 7/8, as 2" is more common.

I wish it came with a 2 in ball but easy to put together, makes moving the log splitter so much easier. I like it

5 STARS

Easy to put together. Very robust construction. Very easy to manouvre my boat on a trailer on flat ground. On a slight incline a bit harder to push but I would expect that.

Le produit fait son travail

This is solid and well made. Two minor points prevented a 5 star rating. First, it was supposed to be dual height adjustable, but holes were drilled for only the lower height. That was easily solved by drilling 2 holes myself, with a bonus that I was able to locate them at the default height of my hitch. The second point may not affect most users, but it is a concern for me. This device assumes the trailer will be resting on its jack stand before pick up, and that stand will never be more than a few inches off the ground. But I use a (https://jack-e-up.com/) jack attachment, which depends on tongue weight to keep it in place. In my case, once the dolly takes the full tongue weight, the jack is released and may not remain in a position to support weight. This makes it a bit scary to keep the tongue weight centered over the wheels. If I let the weight shift towards the handle, the foot on the dolly will support it. But in the other direction, if I let the unbalance become larger than I can restrain, the trailer nose will fall all the way to the ground. Another safety foot on that side would prevent that problem (a problem caused only by the attachment I am using)