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RVR9 9,000 lb Remote Mover

$4,399.00; $4,399.00
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The Trailer Valet RVR9 makes moving heavy trailers effortless with a 9,000 lb towing capacity and 450–900 lb tongue weight range. This upgraded version adds integrated LED lights (white forward / red reverse), updated black plating, and larger traction ridges to help reduce track slip — all at the same price with the same proven performance. Featuring 4 high-torque motors, heavy-duty tracks, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (up to 30 minutes), and a 40 ft wireless remote, the compact RVR9 delivers precise control for RVs, boats, and more.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE RVR9/RVR5/RVR3 HAS A LEAD TIME OF 4-6 WEEKS FROM THE TIME IT IS PURCHASED TO SHIPMENT FROM OUR WAREHOUSE. DELIVERY OF RVR UNITS REQUIRES SIGNATURE UPON DELIVERY.

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Top Features

The Trailer Valet RVR9 is a remote-controlled electric mover with a 9,000 lb trailer capacity and 450–900 lb tongue weight, making trailer movement effortless.

The mover is connected to the coupler and ball tower, letting you move trailers to and from your hitch with a remote up to 40 ft. for safe, precise maneuvering in tight spots.

The RVR9 has lithium-ion batteries with 30-min runtime. It’s compact, weighing 90 lbs, with four high-torque motors to move most single-axle and some dual-axle trailers.

With rugged caterpillar treads that give you more traction over different surfaces, this mover allows it to push trailers up a 5% grade (never pull them uphill).

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TECH SPECS

Specifications

SKU: TVRVR9

Hauling Capacity: 9,000 lbs

Max Tongue Weight: 900 lbs

Mounting Type: Ball

Wheel Type: Rubber Tread

Item Net Weight: 91 lbs

Includes: RVR 9 Unit, RVR Ball Tower combo set, 2 inch Hitch Ball, 2-5/16 inch Hitch Ball Converter, Remote, Charger, Spanner Wrench, Coupling Plate

Dimensions

Item Height: 18.4 inches

Item Width: 18.6 inches

Item Depth: 21 inches

Downloads
RVR9 Manual
RVR9 Quickstart Guide

FAQ

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What trailers can the Trailer Valet RVR handle?

The RVR can move RVs, boats, and other towable trailers of any size, provided they remain within the weight capacity of the selected model (3,500 lbs, 5,500 lbs, 9,000 lbs, or 12,000 lbs).

Will the RVR work with double-axle trailers and trailers with limited hitch space?

Yes. The RVR works with double-axle trailers when weight is properly distributed toward the front. It also attaches to the trailer frame, making it suitable for trailers with batteries, winches, propane tanks, or other tongue-mounted accessories.

Can the RVR operate on slopes, gravel, grass, or uneven terrain?

Yes, the RVR can handle packed uneven terrain and certain inclines, depending on trailer weight, tongue weight, weight distribution, and surface conditions. It is not recommended for sand, mud, loose gravel, or rocky surfaces.

Is the RVR motorized, and what speed options are available?

Yes. The RVR is fully motorized, powered by a lithium-ion battery, and operated via remote control. It offers both standard and fast-speed modes for efficient trailer positioning.

How do I operate the RVR and remote control?

Turn on the RVR using the Start/Stop button and power on the remote by pressing the Forward button. The remote allows forward, reverse, left, and right movement, while the Rabbit button activates fast-speed mode on compatible models.

How long does the battery last, and how long does it take to charge?

The battery provides approximately 30–45 minutes of continuous use. The initial charge requires about 12 hours, while regular recharging takes approximately 1 hour.

Can the RVR remain attached to the trailer while towing?

No. The RVR must be removed before transport. Only the 5X model can be placed into a stow position for travel.

What safety features does the RVR include?

The RVR has an integrated automatic brake that engages when the motor stops. The brake is most effective on level surfaces and helps maintain control during operation.

How do I pair or troubleshoot the remote control?

The RVR comes pre-paired from the factory. If the remote is not responding, ensure both devices are powered on, batteries are charged, and re-pair the units following the pairing procedure. Replace remote batteries if needed.

How do I maintain the RVR and improve traction?

Perform maintenance every three months by greasing chains and bushings, cleaning the unit, and storing it in a dry location. If traction is poor, check trailer weight distribution, increase tongue weight if necessary, and remove debris from the operating surface.