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VEVOR Electric Trailer Dolly, 3600 lbs Max Trailer Weight 600 lbs Max Tongue Weight, DC 24V 800W Motorized Trailer Dolly with 2 & 1-7/8 Inch Hitch Balls for RV Campers, Cargo & Utility, Boat Trailers

VEVOR Electric Trailer Dolly, 3600 lbs Max Trailer Weight 600 lbs Max Tongue Weight, DC 24V 800W Motorized Trailer Dolly with 2 & 1-7/8 Inch Hitch Balls for RV Campers, Cargo & Utility, Boat Trailers

3600lbs
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20 Questions
My unit does not charge. The outlet is good and the cord has a green light on it plus the fuse is in working order. If I turn it on while plugged in to the outlet it works fine. Once I unplug it it is dead. Help Please
Please follow the instructions in the video to reconnect the positive wire, after which you will be able to charge the device and use it normally. If this response does not resolve your issue, please contact us again for assistance.
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We apologize for any confusion this product may have caused. Based on the issue you described, this was caused by the red positive wire inside the tow truck’s junction box not being connected. The positive power line is disconnected by default when the product leaves the factory to ensure safe transportation, prevent short circuits, and avoid battery life degradation or complete failure due to discharge. (This is explained in the user manual.)
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What is the red light next to 3 green lights on the battery meter display?
It's almost out of power, needs to be charged. It's best to keep it off.
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Is this a one-wheel drive or two-wheel drive where the electric motor drives both wheels in case one slips.
This electric trailer dolly is two-wheel drive, with the motor driving both wheels to prevent slipping.
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Can I use a battery tender with this unit?
You can use a battery charger to charge this device.
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Can you change the ball to use a 2-5/16" ball? Yes it comes with a 1-7/8" & 2" ball. But can a person install a 2-5/16" ball, or is there an option with one? Most cargo or car trailers that are 2,000 lbs or above use the larger ball size, but are well under the supported weight listed for the W3600.
Yes, users can install 2-5/16 inch ball heads themselves.
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