Motorized Trailer Dolly TX6000 -By TRAX Power Dolly Systems Inc.

[@kerry4951]

I just bought one and took possession this week. The unit was packaged very well and once I had it out of the box it was easy to see how well this TRAX dolly is made. Due to our current weather I havent been able to use it too much so Im looking forward to using it more this spring and summer. It really is a quality built unit and you can tell a lot of pride went into building these.

[@steffen707-]

I like the turning trailer in a circle, that's amazing.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

A lot of people have been inquiring about the weight of the toy hauler trailer that's been featured in a few of our videos. We designed the TX 6000 to ideally maneuver a 6000 pound trailer. However, The trailer featured in the videos weighed in at 7400 pound gross weight. Other customers asked if the TRAX TX6000 motorized trailer mover could push and pull a trailer up a large grade. We tested both directions with amazing results, even on a measured 10% grade.

[@vagandoeverywhere]

This thing is awesome! I installed a purpleline trailer mover on mine but I would have gotten this had i known it existed!

[@montiraruba2831]

Okay, I am sold. I like the improvements and control features. Now, I will have to see how to fit it in our budget.

[@ReggieGrey]

MontiR Aruba Agreed. This is awesome!!!

[@kevindalesorenson]

You'll be sorry unless you have a real light trailer

[@terrymoses7548]

For right handed operation only. Not going to work for my 11,500 GVWR fifth wheel. I like the compact size though. Looks very portable. Could take it with to the campground.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Terry, the new design has a T-handle so it works great for both lefties and right handed operators.

[@terrymoses7548]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems AH.

[@johnharrison1429]

OK - I'm sold. Your design seems MUCH more well though out than your competitors' products. I also like this because it does NOT use the "standard" ATV winch motor. I'll be ordering within the next couple of weeks. Your video of the tandem doing tight donut turns sold me. Nice work.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Thank you, John! The TRAX Power Dolly team spent many years researching all the different trailer dolly systems and found many of them lacking in ease of use, most won't connect to standard trailer ball mounts and most are very noisy and extremely slow. We didn't leave out any customer requests when designing the TX6000. The toy hauler that we are using for our test videos was certified weighing at 7400 pounds. It easily pushed and pulled the trailer up a 10% grade and shoved the tandem axels right sideways doing a full 360º donuts. Feel free to give us a call anytime. 1.519.860.8729

[@kdrhallum11]

John Harrison Xcfbnmk.yggu

[@signmanbob3834]

I want one. I'll be buying on soon. It's a really nice design. I like it.

[@vonstallin]

I have the Parkit360 and its rough.... This TX6000 answers every single problem I am having with my Parkit.... I want this..wish i could sell my parkit to get this one or trade in lol.

[@spdboat33]

Cool product! I see that it is capable of turning with a tandem axle trailer but, need to see a video of maneuverability on concrete or asphalt.... stone will give/move under the stationary wheels to where on a hard surface, the wheels have a lot more grip and the surface beneath them will not move.

[@probuilder961]

They do have a video on their website showing him rotating a large cargo trailer in a circle on pavement.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Here is us turning a 7400 pound tandem axel toy hauler on the spot doing a full 360º turn kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXKnknaQma6JbbM

[@tomk3732]

Very nice home shop design - I am going to make one with help of spare winch. Main problem is that my boat trailer as many boat trailers does not have electric brakes but proportional brakes so I have to modify your design with some strong brakes. I also make it a bit more heavy duty with double tires on the weight axle for more traction uphill. Cool project.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Here is our GT8000 double wheeled dolly with differential axle kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn-6dINteqyXf80

[@davidsmith2801]

Does this have enough power to get my 4000 lb trailer up a curb?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Enough power and speed to push it up a nice size curb. You need the speed to get it up and over, whereas all of the other dollies out there have huge amount of torque but little to no speed to bump the trailer over curbs etc.

[@johnfischer1708]

I just bought one of these. Two things, the model I got does not have the hydraulic jack to lift the collar, but rather a long lever and a lifting mechanism. Secondly, there are additional parts (big black collar, screw piece) included that I have no idea what they are for. Are there instructions somewhere for this newer? design and how to use it?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

John Fischer , check out the new unboxing video found on the website TRAXpowerdolly.com

[@MrDeputy83]

Do you offer military discounts?

[@partimermn]

I'm impressed. The two thing I see missing is a place to carry two extra balls. Many people have all three sizes of trailers and it would be nice carry all three with you. It would also keep balls from getting lost. The other thing that would be nice is a little tray that would hold your tire blocks and jack block while you move your trailer. I could possibly see one in my future.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We would be more than happy to build a ball rack for you if that is what you would like to have. One of the greatest joys TRAX POWER DOLLY SYSTEMS INC. has is the ability to design anything, laser cut almost any kind of metal with perfect precision to the desire of our customers. Keep an eye open for new TRAX products. Both in motorized trailer dollies and attachments. We produce the highest in quality, speed, and ease of use. Give us a call anytime and talk to our friendly sales staff, we are always happy to answer any of your questions or ideas.

[@kerry4951]

There is enough space under the battery lid to stow my 2 extra balls. I have all 3 sizes and it is nice to have them all handy. With the unit that I just bought they sent along rubber battery terminal covers so they protect any metal contact that could cause arcing so I feel the balls are safe in there. The only thing I had to do was use shorter terminal bolts since the ones that come with the batteries are a little too long, not allowing the rubber terminal boots to cover 100%. The shorter bolts work great and I now have full terminal protection.

[@danlux4954]

I switched all my 1 7/8” balls to 2”

[@snorttroll4379]

Let us see it in the snow!

[@oneeyedrone4293]

controls look very familiar, they appear to be off an ebike of some sort? neat unit but seems like a large unit to store after use. Does it fold ?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Yes, the handle is easily removable

[@chjohnst]

How well does this handle inclines with a driveway apron?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We are able to handle many sorts of driveway aprons as we can gain momentum to get you up and over the apron.

[@chjohnst]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems thank you for your reply

[@karenhaas7724]

I have a triple axle boat trailer, approximately 7500 lbs. 'will I be able manuver a triple axle trailer this heavy?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

I would recommend the X2 for your triple axel trailer.

[@wash-ittoronto5807]

Available in Australia?

[@darrenradcliffe7600]

I live in Hawaii. It will be raining at some point when I need to get my trailer in the driveway. Will it work in the rain? What are the issues I would see from running it in rain?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We have customers using it in the rain

[@user-dr2pg8fk2i]

Can this be used for an Airstream in a level yard?

[@MrKaiser18]

Will it push a 5500 lb trailer from the street up and over a 5" curb to get it in the RV spot?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

You will need to make a ramp to go up and over the curb and give yourself a bit of a run at it and it should go over it nicely.

[@mattcleech]

I hope they make one that is for heavier trailers

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Check out our new TRAX GT8000 electric powered trailer dolly kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5LaaqaId6iHrcU

[@dominiquemiller4513]

It might make it a lot easier to turn if the handle was attached to the caster and not to the entire body. I like the product!

[@jdsawlor]

Dominique, the caster wheel isn't a drive wheel, it simply drags behind the tow dolly for support and ease of transport.

[@dominiquemiller4513]

Yes I know but the handle is attached to the body which means you have to turn the entire body of the machine. If you just attach the handle to the caster then you are only turning the caster to change direction and not the entire body.

[@zoidlrrr4633]

Dominique Miller what he is trying to say is the caster wheel doesn’t support all of the weight. If you turned the caster wheel, there is not enough weight on it, so it would just be pushed straight.

[@jayt7013]

Can it move a 5,000 lb camper up a steep driveway 35 degree to 45 degree angle ?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Jay G , you would need a heck load of tongue weight bro that the dolly tires could gain needed traction. Most trailer’s wouldn’t have enough tongue weight to do that size Of angle.

[@jayt7013]

I was actually very off in incline measurement. Looks to be that my driveway actually has a 13 degree slope. Is that doable uphill with your dolly on a 4000 lb camper?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Jay G , could you send me a photo if the area of use to [e-mail] so that I can get a better idea of what we are dealing with?

[@jayt7013]

Just sent

[@snorttroll4379]

@@jayt7013 Hey! we want to see it too!!

[@chip582002]

Can these be rented?

[@Davidipac]

How heavy is this. If I wanted to put it in my tow truck?

[@dronetrooperfpv7810]

I am interested too. Campground parking would be less aggravating for me.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

See our latest trailer tow dollies at traxdolly.com

[@robertbutler8004]

Does this unit adapt to move fifth wheelers as some others move both?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We will have something for 5th wheels very soon.

[@davidspannos6423]

In the trailer valet video I found the winch system you used interesting could you tell me how to make it or get one

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Please expand on your question. I’m unsure what your request is.

[@davidspannos6423]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems the winch used to pull up the drive way did you make it or buy it and how did you mount it so the trailer wouldn't pull it out of the garage

[@vagandoeverywhere]

Did the price change on this? I don't remember it being so expensive.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

It’s the same price since 6 years ago. We haven’t increased it even thou cost of steel, rubber and import / export costs have gone up 25+%

[@robertvandyke2731]

Very nice product two questions. Does this come with a Fifth wheel hookup? and second is what is the price?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

A 5th wheel dolly is in the works and will feature wireless remote controls and will be able to connect and disconnect without the use of the trailer's elevators.

[@zoidlrrr4633]

I am assuming that since the manufacturer didn’t tell you the price, if you have to ask, you probably cannot afford it.

[@stanc7845]

Needs a longer handle for tall people. Without the longer handle, I would constantly worry about running over my foot at higher speeds.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Stan Coleman we can do that for ya!

[@jejoko]

How much of an incline grade can it handle?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Raw Fish, this is dependent on a few factors. Gross weight, tongue weight, and Ground texture type. I’ve used it on a 10% grade pushing a 7400 pound trailer up the grade with an 800 pound tongue weight.

[@stephenellis4392]

Do you make them with a higher capacity?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Yes sir! See our new website traxdolly.com

[@flgator311]

Where can I purchase and what is the cost? Thank you

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Check out our new website traxdolly.com prices are listed on the site.

[@bradheid5621]

I like the motorized deal you have there, but you never showed how to get this into a garage in tight space where a vehicle cant get to. Long explanations. Think I can use a hydraulic floor jack on wheels or dolly with a hitch on it.This trailer dolly takes a long time to hook up also.

[@1StopFabShop]

Once you have the adjustments set it only takes a few seconds to connect and disconnect. If you look at their other videos you’ll see them using it on grass, gravel, on a grade, moving much heavier trailers than advertised and honestly it’s one of the easiest trailer dollies out there. The new design connection is now fully adjustable for almost every kind of latch assembly.

[@mccarthy7566]

What are the length and weight specs for the trailer you pull in this video?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Peter, we had the trailer loaded at 7400 pounds and the length of it is 24 feet long.

[@toyo2502]

I totally impressed !

[@donnawaldrop8282]

How much does it weigh? I'm worried about getting it out of my truck and on the ground. And vice versa.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Total weight without loaded battery is around 106 pounds and 175 with batteries

[@BocaDoors]

Watched your video and noticed the tire on the left side was nearly flat and I assume the trailer was likely empty for the demonstration. Do you offer solid filled tires to avoid flat tires when in storage or carried in the trailer?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We can offer a foam filled tire upgrade for only $150.00 USD

[@peter2679]

What is the degree limit for a hard dry surface incline?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

This depends on tongue weight vs total gross weight, the more tongue weight to total gross weight will allow for larger grades as it’s the tongue weight that will determine best traction for the pushing, pulling and stopping the trailer.

[@hannahmillar1692]

do you sell them in Australia

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Yes sir! We ship worldwide

[@hannahmillar1692]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems what would it cost including postage to south australia

[@dashcam5398]

I live in Canada and e-mailed them 3 times for a delivered price in Ontario and they never evened reply. Will be looking at other makes where customer service still exist

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Sorry that we have somehow either lost your emails or you might have been emailing a wrong address. Hit me up either by voice or text at 1.519.860.8729 ( Shipping costs in Ontario will depend on where in Ontario you are. The further north the more it cost, but if you are close to a city or more southwestern Ontario it will cost less. )

[@benbanh3181]

how much does it cost?

[@jdsawlor]

Ben Banh only $1750 for the new 2019 model. Check us out at traxpowerdolly.com

[@drakkorvladimir4012]

Why do you need the hydraulic jack for?

[@danlux4954]

He changed the design, it’s just a lever to make a positive connection to trailer.

[@billtaylor4081]

Need a t handle

[@scubasteve731]

Looks nice. Too bad Canadians have to pay an extra $450 in exchange rates for a product that is made in Canada

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Steve Johnson, we might have a factory 2nd for a nice discount for you. Give me a call at [phone]

[@jackonthefarm5540]

You should be aware of the aviation market. For hand moving small aircraft in/out of hangers. I used to own a gas powered one. This is much nicer.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Jack, We are looking into aircraft attachments, however we need to ensure that it will work for both tripod and tail draggers style airplanes.

[@hmdwn]

Well, u did what I needed to see it do; jack a Tandem Trailer at a sharp 90 degree angle. Just one problem, my Trailer Ball height is not that high!

[@jdsawlor]

Ray, what is your ball mount height? We are working on a lower solution at the moment.

[@hmdwn]

I'd have to measure it and respond

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

The new measurement ground to top of ball is now 20"

[@mikesevoian9807]

I see a 7400 lb trailer but in regards to the tongue weight, is their a limit on that? I notice in the video the front tires looked like they either needed air or were really pushed to the limit?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We can add more tires to share the heavier tongue weights now.

[@garyschultz253]

Where the hell is my HOVEROUND ?

[@shockeme]

I love that the TRAX TX6000 can turn at a 90 degree angle, but I'd like to see how to turn the dolly from a straight position into the 90 degree angle while attached to a trailer. The problem I have is I need to squeeze the trailer into a tight area and sometimes need to move the dolly to a 90 degree angle without moving the trailer. Also, when will the TRAX X2 (with wireless remote) be available?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Steve Hockemeier, you can do this but you will need to pull hard on the control to turn the dolly on the spot. It is doable but requires a bit more mussel to do.

[@jackonthefarm5540]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems That would be "muscle".

[@mrsincere4640]

What about a setup for a pintle hook?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We do have a pintle hitch connection. Give me an e-mail at [e-mail] You'll love how quick and easy it is to connect and disconnect from the Pintle.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Here is our Pintle hich adapter kit link traxdolly.com/pintle-hitch-adapter/

[@Droneflyers]

Does anyone use these on small, fairly solid (new england) beaches to, for example, put a sailboat on a small trailer into the water? I can store a boat in the weeds.....entire boat and trailer would be less than 1000 lbs...

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

This is something we did for one customer, but I will say we have to build a wheel adapter for the boat trailer so that it would not sink in softer sand. The dolly has more than enough power to push and pull but the waverunner trailer tires want to plow and sink into the sand. We are working toward a good working solution and feel we are close to something that will put a smile on everyone's faces when completed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paGmg4ymmZ1kfJI

[@victoryang2094]

What’s the warranty on this thing?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Victor Yang , 2 year warranty

[@bobnolen7611]

Where can I buy 1 & how much $?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Bob Nolen , traxpowerdolly.com

[@thehailmaryproject8949]

I have a 30’ Airstream, 8800lbs loaded with a 1150lb tounge weight, will this unit work/ I need one.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Ted, it should work like a champ!

[@jasonjohnson3424]

I think my RV is 9500lb loaded. Will this work over relatively flat grade concrete? What about gravel or grass? If not, is there a beefier model that will handle more weight? This product seems ideal.

[@danlux4954]

@@jasonjohnson3424 maybe put chains on tires?

[@abecoulter8550]

you have dirty on your camera sensor, i can see it moving about as the image stabilization is operating

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Lol yes but I couldn’t clean it for the shot. Good eye btw. 🤔👍🏻

[@abecoulter8550]

@@Traxpowerdollysystems as a cinematographer i notice these things, i did bug me for a bit but i got the message about the product, unfortunately im in new zealand so i think shipping might cost too much, our trailers have hydro brakes not electric, a failsafe if the engine cuts out and can supply power

[@JK-ug7rm]

how does this compare to parkit360?

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Speed, noise, ease of connecting / disconnecting, cycle drive time, variable speed control, multiple adaptor plates, built in motor brake control, low amp draw from the battery ( unlike most winch motors draw huge amount of amps thus causing damaged battery and overheating electric motors. This is why most winch motored dollies have a cycle time 5mins or less. ) We spent a lot of time in development to ensure TRAX Dollies are top-tier over any other design out there at a great low price. We haven't changed our prices in over 6 years now and we manufacture and assemble everything possible under one roof. Canadian built and designed

[@petertorregrossa4447]

74 seconds of it actually in use. The rest of the 9 mins was just a close up of your face

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Peter, the attention span of most people is now very short. But if you watch we show in many of our videos of us connecting, moving and disconnecting from the trailer with minimal edit points. We don't hide anything with cheep video edits and use music to drown out the sound of the dolly, nor do we speed up the video to make you think it moves quicker than it really does.

[@bradg8682]

Think it'd pull a trailer with less than 400lb tongue weight over gravel lot

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Brad g , needs to have 10% or more tongue weight to gain needed traction.

[@jrockholmzie]

I dont understand the bottle jack and plate. the trailer coupler latches to the ball. that whole system is pointless. also the plug should have power to the power supply pin for people with electric jacks

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

We need to do this to stop the dolly from creeping away or under the ball attachment point. If we did have this in place a lightweight compact dolly would want to roll under and over the weight of the trailer's tongue weight.

[@janekinzig3847]

Would love to purchase your product. Could you text info please.

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Jane Kinzig , give us a call at 1.519.860.8729 or e-mail me at [e-mail] or go to our website TRAXpowerdolly.com

[@CKeis99]

So here's my observations: Great maneuverability, great power and features. TOO SHORT of a handle, that things comes within a couple of inches of his feet while he's moving it. No joke you get your toes, ankle or foot under that hard front tire while moving..........you are going to the hospital! Great product otherwise. I just find it hard to believe that American manufacturing would accept this design. Hazardous IMHO.

[@amblt1]

I don't think 10% and 10 degree slope are the same. You should clarify which you mean.

[@atwowheelguy]

10% grade is standard terminology for describing a slope and is perfectly clear. It means a slope with 1 ft rise per 10 ft horizontal distance. A 10% grade is equal to a 5.7 degree angle. A 100% grade is equal to a 45 degree angle.

[@hillsdalehighschooln9257]

cool

[@elianaselzer5785]



[@dougiequick1]

Just my 2 cents but when a product is not sold on Amazon? The only thing I can think of is the manufacturer does not want reviews ...because it CAN'T be just the premium Amazon charges ...that makes zero sense as any reason given the price can simply be adjusted ..SO unless something is on Amazon? I wont consider it ...note that a lot of times I don't actually BUY an item on amazon but I do rely on the feedback provided it has not been reset over and over as sellers of crap DO....if you ever get your quality up to scrutiny I might buy one! Although I have no idea how much they even cost...maybe it is a good product and the seller is just one with that evil mindset that is like "I have to SELL each one personally to a customer and squeeze every last nickel out him"

[@Traxpowerdollysystems]

Doug, you must work for the suggested company, as it seems you are saying in order for us to become legitimate we must conform to your set of standards and not sell in the open free market using 3rd party resellers, middle men tactics only increases the price and not a 2 cent margin to say the lease. An open free market has 3rd party forums and open KZbin discussion channels ie. this one to have an open question, answers and reviews. That all being said, we the OEM of TRAX are always interested in sharing the dare to compare sheet of our product vs the other guys. If your not sold by the performance, build quality and ease of use by simply seeing and hearing with your own eyes and ears then no Amazon review should win you over.

[@cwvoelker]

That assumes you can trust the reviews on Amazon. I've seen far too many bogus 5-star reviews.

[@KaoticFdr1]

Doug, Amazon kills margin. It really is not a profitable channel for 3rd party like many people think it is. However, ratings & reviews are vital to a successful e-commerce company. You may consider speaking with BazaarVoice for their R&R service. I've worked with them at several big retailers and they are great people.

[@GreatLakesSkiShop]

This comment is just ignorant. Why in the world would anybody trying to sell their product need ties to Amazon? The dolly looks very well made and functional.

[@billsmith147]

Dougie get back on your meds

[@hillsdalehighschooln9257]

cool