Trailer Shuttle Demo

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Comment by Chris on November 16, 2009 at 6:28pm

I like it its a great idea, I want one!

Comment by Jim on November 13, 2009 at 11:18pm

I guess that's for people who have trouble backing up a trailer in close quarters.

The #1 trailer related accident happens when parking or backing.

I guess it would work on a boat also?

Yes, ANY trailer up to about 2500 lbs.

How steep of a grade will it climb?

It has more power than traction. It will climb a steeper paved surface than it will a dirt road. It will climb a fairly steep incline.

Does it have brakes also?

Yes! Simply stop, and the wheel locks.


Can it move a bumper tow travel trailer?

If it is under 2500 lbs YES!

Comment by Jon Mikkelsen on November 13, 2009 at 9:54pm

Interesting, I guess that's for people who have trouble backing up a trailer in close quarters. I guess it would work on a boat also? Moving it around in a garage or drive way. How steep of a grade will it climb? Does it have brakes also? Can it move a bumper tow travel trailer?

Comment by Becky Blanton on November 13, 2009 at 12:30pm

Congratulations on the progress you've made. I think you've got a fantastic product and it's sure to become a classic among RV and trailer owners. Amazing. Can't believe someone didn't invent this sooner! I think you're on the road to fame and fortune and RV'ers everywhere will thank you!!

Comment by VK on November 13, 2009 at 11:40am

Yes, it looks great! How does it do on hard gravel? Also, will it handle an incline, like a driveway, and does the motor brake the trailer when off? Thanks, VK

Comment by Ron Beeson on November 13, 2009 at 9:31am

This looks great.
Ron

Comment by Pat Daly on November 13, 2009 at 8:18am

Jim, thanks for the update on the fab TrailerVator. Sure looks like ANYTHER cool product from you.
Keep at it and don't let the little "barriers" stop you buddy. GoodOldRVers need this!

Comment by Jim on November 12, 2009 at 12:42pm

PRODUCT UPDATE!

Engineering is complete, CAD Drawings are complete, materials listing is complete and I have finished the first pilot run of 10 units.

Results: OUSTANDING!!

I am waiting for some decals to be cut this week so I can dress them up before I go out and take a bunch of photos and videos but the production units are SUPER PROFESSIONAL looking and work awesome.

Changes from Prototye:

Removable, sectioned handle system. Can be made longer or shorter as desired by adding or removing sections.

Single Cable controller wires. Not the pack of wires you saw in the protoptype.

Jumper Cable type connectors to the battery

Off-Road turf type tires available as an option

LIGHER! 10 lbs. lighter than the prototype

Powdercoat finish. Billet Rim, Aluminum Handle.

Comment by Becky Blanton on June 19, 2009 at 10:39am

Really is an amazing device. You're right, the $300 ballpark is perfect. I don't think you'll have a hard time finding VC money...particularly if you pitch potential users as U-Haul and other commercial places that need to move trailers - everyone from RV places to trailer rentals and even campgrounds who could have a couple on hand and loan or rent them out to folks. Great product! Just great!

Comment by Jim on May 31, 2009 at 11:43am

You can contact me directly at trailershuttle@earthlink.net.

We are currently seeking VC funding to take the product to market.

Patent search is complete and patent has been filed.


MSRP target less than $300, nearest competitor is $800. This product will 'WalMart' the competition.

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