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Refurbished RVR12

$5,750.00; $5,750.00
Unit price: per

A Certified Refurbished Trailer Valet RVR12 with a towing capacity of 12,000 lbs (1200 lbs tongue weight). For more information about this product, visit the main product page here.
All units are refurbished personally by the Trailer Valet team to ensure optimal performance and are functionally identical to a brand new manufactured unit. FREE SHIPPING and a 1-year limited warranty are included with your purchase. All refurbished purchases are FINAL SALE.
Buying used aids in our commitment to the environment by making the most of our materials - thank you for considering purchasing a refurbished unit! Feel free reach out to us at support@trailervalet.com or call us at 844-846-9344 with any questions.

Made in the USA - the ALL NEW Trailer Valet RVR12 brings the entire RVR Series to a whole new level. This fully wireless, remote-controlled trailer moving robot will not only take the chore out of moving your trailer, but is sure to wow anyone who sees it in action. The RVR12 can move up to 12,000 lbs and is made up of lightweight, high endurance, corrosion resistant materials. It’s powered by two ultra high torque electric AC brushless motors to drive large, heavy duty single and dual-axle trailers - boats, RV campers, tiny homes, cargo trailers, and more. The RVR12’s track technology provides superior traction over various surfaces and its aluminum finish, sealed bearings, and protected electronics make the RVR12 virtually weather-proof. Simply hook up the RVR12 to your trailer coupler using the patented Trailer Valet RVR Ball Mount system (2” and 2 5/16” hitch balls included) and use the intuitive radio remote control transmitter up to 40 ft away to maneuver your trailer to just the right spot. The rechargeable 29.2 volt LiFePO4 battery gives you 30 minutes of continuous usage time and can travel up to 120 ft per minute (approximately 1 to 1.5 miles per hour) -- offering the best technology for what you love most. Here’s to less hassle, and more adventure - Move Forward! Specifications:

Capacity: 12,000 lbs (towing), 1,200 lbs (tongue)
Aluminum finish provides long lasting protection
Rechargeable 29.2 volt LiFePO4 battery with 2 hour charge time and 30 minutes of continuous usage time
FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum); 100% interference free from other 2.4 GHz systems
Maximum speed is 120 ft. per minute (Approx. 1 – 1.5 miles per hour)
Recommended surface conditions: moderate terrain and flat, even surfaces

RVR FAQ

What dimensions 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. Will the Trailer Valet work on my double-axle trailer? Yes, as long as your trailer weight distribution is properly shifted toward the front of the trailer. What vehicle types does the trailer valet support? The RVR supports recreational vehicles (RVs), boats, and other similarly sized towable vehicles. What weight will the trailer valet support? The Trailer Valet comes in several makes and models, capable of supporting variable loads. RVR: versions are available for 3,500, 5,500, 9,000, and 12,000 lbs. 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. 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. What do you recommend? The standard RVR3 attachment connects the unit to your trailer frame rather than to the coupler. This attachment is also sold separately and compatible with the RVR5 and RVR9 models. Is the Trailer Valet motorized? The RVR is fully motorized with a lithium-ion battery and remote control. What happens if you lose control of the trailer? The Trailer Valet has an integrated brake which will automatically engage when the motor is stopped. However, the brake works most reliably on flat surfaces. If the unit is at the lowest end of a slope with the nose pointed down, the brake will slow the trailer until the surface flattens out. Depending on trailer weight and slope incline, the RVR may or may not be capable of bringing the trailer to a complete stop until the trailer is on level ground. Will the Trailer Valet work on dirt, gravel and grass surfaces? The RVR can handle packed, uneven terrain. We do not recommend using any of our models on other soft or loose surfaces. The Trailer Valet will not move on sandy, muddy, rocky, or severely bumpy ground. If you are unsure whether or not your surface is tightly packed enough, send a clear picture of the surface including your trailer specs to our support email. How long does the battery last? The RVR is a fully motorized, remote operated trailer valet that comes with a lithium-ion battery which will last for around 30-45 minutes of continuous use before it needs recharging. Use time varies with trailer weight. My Trailer Valet works on my heaviest trailer. Will it work for the others? Do not assume it will. The function of a Trailer Valet does not exclusively depend on weight; the size, weight distribution, and frame/coupler of your trailer will impact performance. Consult with technical support before making a decision. Can this device be submerged in water (salt or fresh)? No, submerging the RVR will damage its internal electronics. The Trailer Valet treads are slipping on the ground and not gaining traction. What should I do? For heavy boats, this problem may occur when there is insufficient weight on the tongue and excess weight on the tail. Consider shifting more of the trailer’s weight forward or cleaning debris from the surface.

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