This Trailer Valet crank handle keeps your mover working when you still need hand control around the driveway or campsite. One solid bar and a shaped end slot straight into the Trailer Valet drive so you can inch the drawbar into place without pushing the whole trailer. The offset bend helps your knuckles clear the coupling gear while you line things up beside sheds or fences. The handle runs a steel shaft with a plastic grip so you get decent leverage without shredding your hands after a few turns. There is no wiring or batteries to think about so it just sits in the toolbox until the next move. Match it to your existing Trailer Valet setup and you have a simple spare ready for tight caravan or trailer parking jobs in Aussie conditions.

• Genuine Trailer Valet replacement crank handle
• Suits Trailer Valet caravan mover systems
• Restores manual control of trailer movement
• Offset design for drawbar and coupling clearance
• Solid steel shaft for torque transfer
• Moulded plastic grip for comfortable hold
• Simple slide-on interface to mover drive
• Compact size for toolbox or front boot storage
• Ideal backup handle for touring setups
• Helps position caravans and trailers precisely

Q: Is this crank handle supplied as a genuine Trailer Valet part?

Yes, this handle is a genuine Trailer Valet replacement component. That means it matches the drive interface used on compatible Trailer Valet movers. Sticking with genuine hardware helps keep the gearbox and shaft alignment correct. It also makes future troubleshooting simpler because you know the handle matches the original design.

Q: Can I store the crank handle outside on the drawbar?

The handle can sit on the drawbar, but covered storage is better. Long exposure to sun and rain can age the plastic grip faster than keeping it in a toolbox. Steel components can also look tired sooner if left in constant weather. A small storage tube or locker on the trailer will help it go the distance.

Q: Do I need any extra tools to fit this handle?

No extra tools are normally needed to attach the handle. The crank simply slots onto the Trailer Valet drive point in the same way as the original unit. Once located, you can start turning it straight away. Always make sure the trailer wheels are chocked before you begin cranking so the load does not roll unexpectedly.

Q: Is this handle suitable to keep as a spare when touring?

Yes, it works well as a spare handle to carry on longer trips. Keeping a backup crank in the front boot or toolbox means you are not stuck if the original handle is misplaced at a campsite. The part is compact so it will not take up much space with other towing gear. Having a spare is a smart move for regular travellers.

Replacement crank handle for Trailer Valet caravan mover systems. Suits Trailer Valet units that accept the square-drive crank interface used on original equipment handles. Intended for use on caravans and trailers equipped with compatible Trailer Valet movers.