Need a way to move RV 6"-1' laterally

[OldPugVA]

So the problem is the 'good neighbor fence'?

[plumber64]

Originally Posted by Winemaker2

Exact marking not only at final placement but approach lines to see if you are on track or off ahead of time.
A set of headphones and a spotter would provide guidance while backing vs go/no go after at final position.
Practice, practice, practice, and note key landmarks for a starting point that lets you back to where you need to be would also help.

Many moon ago I was yard jockey for over the road tractor trailers and the comment of practice, practice and more practice is the best solution. Once you get the "hang of it" it doesn't leave you. Even 50 years later.

[dadnjesse]

I also have a painted line where I park mine. I used orange marker paint. My spot is gravel and I have to repaint every other year but it sure makes it easer to get it right the first time.

[bigb56]

I have a similar issue in my garage where I need to be in a certain spot side to side in order to open my slides without them hitting the wall, and space is tight so I wanted it to be close but not too close. My solution was painted stripes on the floor right where my wheels need to be. If the wheels are on the stripe I'm too close but if they are off it I am just right. Sometimes I have to pull out and in a couple times to get it right. A bit harder for you with a 5th wheel but doable. They also sell yellow/black floor marking tape at Ace.
I have Tire Skates but even moving a car around in the garage can be a challenge and if your driveway is sloped at all you could have it roll away on you, plus there's the hassle of putting them under the wheels.

Now if you want easy but not cheap there's always these if your weight will fit: https://www.zendextool.com/product-c...k-wheel-dolly/