Short trailers that like to jackknife run straight and true. 
Same here...used to help my buddy on his farm. We were too little to move the bales but they trusted us to drive!I started driving hay trucks around the field as soon as I was tall enough to see out of the windshield with my feet on the pedals. About 8-9yo. Tractors long before that. Too little to throw 80lb bales around so I got to drive. Drove my first semi at 11. Some friends own a farm in Rosalia, WA that grows wheat and barley for Dry Fly Distilling these days and we were out at the farm visiting. He says jump in, we're heading out, so I hop in his truck and off we go, just the two of us. Dropped me off at this huge truck full of grain several miles from the house and before I could say anything, he shouted "meet you at the silos" and took off in a hurry. I don't think anyone has ever had that much faith in me since. I eventually figured it out and didn't destroy the gearbox.
Sorry for the sidetrack...I don't need or want trailer assist, as cool as it is
Every spring! The weak and injured get to drive and the ones that can’t figure out how to back a trailer have to run into town to buy lunch for everyoneSame here...used to help my buddy on his farm. We were too little to move the bales but they trusted us to drive!
I noticed this too! Backing up a 32 ft tandem axle RV is much easier than a short utility trailer. I even observed that the Pro Trailer Assist seems to do a great job of straightening the small trailers to maintain a line. I think it's nifty! I bet it could also be great to use on a long boat ramp with a short boat.For those that are skeptical about pro trailer assist or think it’s for amateurs, it makes backing short radius trailers a breeze and also backing down long narrow driveways or alleyways effortless. Point the guidelines on the screen down the middle of the driveway and the truck does all the work.
Exactly the scenario I originally wanted the assist system for.For those that are skeptical about pro trailer assist or think it’s for amateurs, it makes backing short radius trailers a breeze and also backing down long narrow driveways or alleyways effortless. Point the guidelines on the screen down the middle of the driveway and the truck does all the work.
Thank you, sir!!
You think a 5x8 disappears...try an empty drift boat trailer! Hit the tailgate button and there it is.I have a little 5x8 utility trailer I use for yard work and junk runs. It was fine behind my Jeep, unfortunately it's invisible behind the truck. With any luck this will cut down on the embarrassment backing up at Home Depot. ( Look at that fool in that fancy ass truck trying to back that trailer )
Idiot ..
Are those little trailers made of steel or aluminum? I'm wondering if a magnet would work on them...I have a little 5x8 utility trailer I use for yard work and junk runs. It was fine behind my Jeep, unfortunately it's invisible behind the truck. With any luck this will cut down on the embarrassment backing up at Home Depot. ( Look at that fool in that fancy ass truck trying to back that trailer )
Idiot ..
My thoughts exactly, my small 4 wheeler tilt trailer is aluminum but I am trying to figure out a work around.
Hahaha may I quote you on my website??
Great idea, sold. @legmar would you mind bringing an extra one this weekend with my name on it?
You got it, buddy!
Excellent, thank you brother!
. I can’t wait to try it out and see how the whole assisted backing works
Yay! That feels great to hear! Thanks for sharing!!Received my pair a few days ago . The quality of workmanship is very impressive
