








Heavy-Duty Towing Capacity – The new upright version of the Trailer Valet XL, the MV Pro, offers greater strength and supports up to 12,000 lbs of towing capacity on a properly loaded, level surface. Ideal for trailers weighing 8,000–12,000 lbs with evenly distributed weight, it requires a tongue weight range of 600–1,200 lbs. The adjustable hitch ball base allows you to modify height as needed, and the included coupling plate ensures a flush connection with your coupler to help prevent damage.
Manual Precision Maneuvering – Designed in response to customer feedback, the Trailer Valet MV Pro offers an upgraded upright design and a built-in automatic chain tensioner to minimize slack. This allows you to maneuver heavy trailers—boats, campers, or enclosed cargo—precisely by hand. Forget about constant reversing and course correction. The MV Pro gives you full directional control from the start.
Push with Confidence – The MV Pro can push a trailer up a 5% (2.8°) grade, though capacity will be reduced. Never pull the unit up inclines. With this upright mover, you can ditch your tow vehicle and guide your trailer manually into place—tight corners, garages, or compact driveways—with ease. There’s no need for a spotter or skilled driver. You can safely move your trailer solo, with full control at your fingertips.
If you have questions about compatibility or whether the MV Pro will suit your trailer or environment, please reach out to our Support Team at support@trailervalet.com.
Features
- Standalone - A standalone, portable trailer mover
- Precision - Precisely maneuver your trailer into tight spots (without a vehicle) on your own
- Simple - Easily mount your trailer by hand or with the help of a power drill (not included) and enjoy a much easier hitching process by easily bringing the trailer right to your vehicle
- Affordable - More affordable than battery-powered movers
- Preservation - Protect your expensive possessions (boat, motorcycle, personal watercraft, etc.) from damage while storing
- Safety - Integrated braking system alleviates heavy strain on your back and joints
- Rugged - Steel construction and zinc-nickel plating for durability
- Power - Patented gear system for more power
- High and low gear ratio settings for increased power with minimal effort; no hand-cranking necessary
- Use a power drill (any 20-24V non-impact drill; drill not included) for more power and distance or manual crank for precision and for smaller areas
- Traction - Solid rubber tires with deep treads for better surface traction
- Corrosion-Free - Wrinkle black-powder coating provides 300 hours of corrosion resistance
- Usage - Up to 12,000 lb. towing capacity when trailer is on a hard level surface, properly loaded, and attached using the ball and base - Ideal for 8,000-12,000 lb. trailers with evenly distributed weight - Optimal use with 10-12% vertical or tongue weight - Minimum 6%-8% of trailer weight up to maximum tongue weight 1,200 lbs.
- Includes 2" ball and 2-5/16" ball converter
- The MV Pro can push a trailer up a 5% (2.8 degree) grade (will lower capacity); never pull your unit up any kind of incline
Specifications
- Hauling Capacity: 12,000 lbs (5,443 kg)
- Static Tongue Weight: 1,200 lbs (544.22 kg)
- Tongue Weight Optimum Range: 600-1,200 lbs (272-544 kg)
- Optimum Grade: The mover can push or pull a trailer on a flat even surface. Never pull your unit up or down any kind of incline.
- Wheel Size: 9" (22.86 cm)
- Mounting Type: Ball
- Wheel Type: Solid Rubber
- Item Height: 30" (76.2 cm)
- Item Width: 8.5" (21.59 cm)
- Item Depth: 16" (40.34 cm)
- Item Net Weight: 61 lbs (27.7 kg)
- Warranty: 1 Year Manufacturers Limited Warranty
- Includes: drill attachment, 2” hitch ball, and the Trailer Valet 2-5/16” ball converter
Is the Trailer Valet motorized?
To move the MV, you can use a cordless power drill with the included attachment. However, this method should only be used when moving your trailer on level surfaces. To avoid injury, the user should have a firm grip and ensure brake disengagement. We recommend using a cordless, non-impact electric drill with a torque output of at least 200 lb-in.
My trailer uses a standard A-Frame hitch assembly loaded with a battery, winch and propane tank, all of which consume space on the hitch tongue. Would the MV work with this?
The MV handles this well as you can use the coupler to move the trailer. This setup may prevent use of the unit with a JX or mounting bracket if there is not 8 in of adequate space for installation.
Will the Trailer Valet work on inclines?
Each Trailer Valet model can handle its own degree of slope depending on the weight of the trailer and tongue, surface type, and trailer weight distribution. We welcome you to send our support team a picture of the full surface (with clear surface type and angle of slope) including your trailer specs. We can help determine suitability for any of our products and make a recommendation.
What vehicle types does the Trailer Valet support?
The MV supports recreational vehicles (RVs), boats, and other similarly sized towable vehicles.
Is the capacity different if using a JX Side mount?
When using the MV Pro with a jack attached, the weight limitation becomes that of the jack. In the case of a JX jack, it maintains its own weight capacity of 2,000 lbs for the JX2S and 5,000 lbs for the JX5S.
What is the towing capacity of the MV Pro? And suggested tongue weight capacity?
The MV Pro has a 12,000 pound towing capacity, and a tongue capacity of 600 lbs minimum to 1,200 maximum tongue weight capacity.
Will the Trailer Valet work on my dual-axle trailer?
The Trailer Valet functions well with dual axle trailers as long as your trailer weight distribution is properly shifted toward the front of the trailer. If you still have issues Trailer Valet has 2,000 lbs Wheel Dollies that can lift the wheels on one axle, relieving drag (TVWDX). The unit's use is limited when using with a triple axle trailer. A very large turning radius is needed to turn a triple axle trailer. The Trailer Valet is a tempting solution if you are trying to reduce turning radius, but this is not possible. The horizontal traction of the trailer's wheels prevents this. If turning radius is not an issue, the mover will work well as long as you remain within tow limit ratings.
What is the gear ratio?
1.33 or 10:3 Upright Drill Adapter Gearbox
2.5 or 5:2 Low Gear (top left driveshaft, opposite of the upright gearbox)
2.7 or 27:10 High Gear (Lower driveshaft on either side)
What size of trailer can the Trailer Valet handle?
A Trailer Valet can handle any sized trailer provided it meets the weight limits of that particular model. We recommend inviting a second person to guide your trailer from the opposite end, especially in tight spaces, as turning requirements can vary widely according to the trailer's dimensions.
What is the capacity of the MV Pro if using a mount bracket?
When using the mounting bracket, the rated capacity is reduced to 8,000 pounds. This is to account for any issues posed by potential side-loading of weight on your trailer.
Can you use a hand crank on either side of the MV Pro?
The hand crank can be used on the high gear which is the lower driveshaft on either side of the unit or it can be used on the low gear which is the upper driveshaft on the left side of the unit (opposite the drill adapter gearbox).
What surface does the MV Pro work best on?
The smoother the surface, the better the unit can mitigate unwanted traction. The MV Pro is unusable on sand, mud, and gravel.
What are the dimensions and weight?
Overall Dimensions (with standard ball tower)
Approximately 24" tall, 8.4" wide, 16.1" long with handle stowed
Approximately 24" tall, 8.4" wide, 27" long with handle extended
Overall Dimensions (with JXS attached)
Approximately 34.7" tall, 13.5" wide, 16.9" long with handle stowed
Approximately 24" tall, 8.4" wide, 27.8" long with handle extended
What is the plate on my hitch ball base for?
When installed correctly, the plate keeps the locking nut of the MV flush with the coupler, which in turn reduces the possibility of damage on the coupler should the MV pivot due to excess horizontal force. Install the plate by placing it under the ball before threading the ball into the cradle on the MV. It can be reversed if necessary to achieve a tight fit depending on the shape of your coupler.