Force ISC 5k
5,000 lbs Gross. / 900 lbs Tongue
Great for moving smaller boats, campers and utility trailers. Connect to a trailer battery or use your own.
Parkit360° Electric Trailer Dollies
For Campers, Boats, RV's & more. Discover Simple Parking for Every Trailer.
Force ISC 10k
10,000 lbs Gross. / 900 lbs Tongue
Parks large camping trailers, boats and RV's. Choose our U1 Battery Kit for portable parking power.
Transformer 15k
up to 15,000 lbs Gross. / 2,200 lbs Tongue
Our most powerful trailer dolly model. Moves Ball Mounted, Fifth Wheel and Gooseneck Trailers.
Celebrating over 10 Years of Parking Excellence
All of our Trailer Dollies are proudly built in North America and are backed by our Two Year Parts & Repair Warranty.
Over 14,000 happy customers and counting!
Fully Motorized, Battery Powered
Power with your Trailer's Battery, or connect to a Dolly-Mounted Battery. Our U1 Battery Kit is included with Force ISC B2 and B3 Packages.
RV / CAMPING TRAILERS
Compatible with almost every trailer right out of the box! Connect directly to your hitch with our secure Ball Mounted Stablelock technology.
BOATS
We recommend the Telescopic Frame Adapter for trailers with lighter tongue weight. This adapter is REQUIRED for Spring Loaded Hitches.
RV / TRAVEL TRAILERS
For Jayco Trailers, you may need our Atwood Hitch Adapter, compatible with all of our Trailer Dollies. Please check your hitch before ordering.
FIFTH WHEELS
You'll need the Transformer 15k Fifth Wheel & Ball Mount package.
Please measure the height of your Kingpin Box before ordering.
CARGO / UTILITY TRAILERS
Ensure that your trailer frame is at least 17" from the ground. The standard height of our Ball Mount Adapter is 20". Custom sizes available upon request.
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