SuperHandy Electric Dolly - Super-Duty 7500lbs Max Weight, 5500lbs for Boats, 1100lbs Tongue Weight, All-Terrain Wheels for RVs, Toy Haulers, Car Trailers, and Campers

Excellent tool. Not the cheapest but it does what it supposed do

Overall seems good value for the money. Instructions could be better for assembly.

Some of the bolts was missing when I got the product I have to drive 20 miles to get bolts but I like the product it does what it says

The media could not be loaded.  It was a great purchase altogether. It’s a really good product and it’s very stable. The package was put together and made it in one piece upon delivery .you will not go wrong with this purchase. Overall built quality is top-notch. I would give it five stars but the ball hitch does not go low enough hence the four stars.

After using this unit several time in the last month I think it's even better than ever. I'd add another star if it was possible. I REALLY LOVE this trailer dolly.I LOVE this dolly! 110%. It's powerful, sure-footed and stable. Reasonable price too. No tipping, rocking or instability at all. Applies trailer brakes when you stop. No complicated mechanism to hook up. Raise the trailer, drive the dolly under the hitch socket, let the trailer down and latch it, tow away. SOLID HEAVY DUTY construction. Very easy adjustment and simple assembly. I previously owned a TxxX brand dolly that I HATED. This one is the ONLY one to buy.

No directions IN THE MANUAL on how to:1) charge the battery.2) determine if the battery is fully charged.3) determine what the the variety of numbers and symbols mean on top of the machine.4) MOST IMPORTANT!! direct you to go into the battery compartment to read additional information. There I found that unless two wires were attached, THE MACHINE WOULD NOT FUNCTION (DO ANYTHING).When I finally got the machine properly wired, I was able to on my own, determine how the charger worked. How can you determine anything, when the machine doesn’t react (DO ANYTHING).In closing, the manual should have directed the user to the battery compartment, for added instructions. Better yet include the instructions (ALL INSTRUCTIONS) in the manual.I’m currently waiting for a response as to what the numbers and symbols on the machine. In the meantime, I’ll make sure my trailer dolly is near an electrical outlet. I know how to get it fully charged, I JUST don’t know when the battery is about to be used up. Hence, be near an outlet.