Parkit360 10K Force Electric Trailer Dolly with Intelligent Speed Control Instruction Manual

Parkit360 10K Force Electric Trailer Dolly with Intelligent Speed Control

IN THE BOX

PACKAGES INCLUDE:
Force Dolly & Handle Ball Mount: 18”, 20” or 24” Tightening Bar Two Hitch Balls: 2” & 2 5/16” Thrust Washer (Puzzle) Receiver Tube Disc Hardware Kit:

• 2 Handle Spring Clips
• Allen Key & Screws
• Battery Cable

ASSEMBLY

Insert the Handle into the Dolly and tighten both Allen Screws to secure it. Plug the Handle Cable into the Port on the Dolly’s Module. Install both Spring Clips onto the handle for easy access to the Tightening Bar.

FEATURES

SMART BRAKE (5K+10K)
7-Way Power Plug that Controls the Trailer’s Electric or Surge Brakes.
BATTERY CABLE PLUG
Power the Dolly with an On-board Battery or Connect to a Trailer Battery.
INTELLIGENT SPEED CONTROL™
Toggle between High and Low Speed. Motor Starts and Stops gradually for a smoother parking experience.
FREEWHEEL KNOB
Engages/Disengages Motor to switch between Drive and Neutral. (Page 4)

OPTIONAL PARTS

Telescopic Frame Adapter EZ Connect Adapter 1 7/8” or 50mm Hitch Ball Pintle Hitch Adapter Atwood Hitch Adapter Smart Brake U1 Battery Kit Battery Box Kit

ORDER ONLINE OR CALL TOLL-FREE:

1-888-926-5517 EXT. 1 PARKIT360.CA

HANDLE PLUG

• Plug in and twist locking cap over connection.
• Unplug cable while charging the battery.

ISC CONTROL™

While parking your trailer, switch between High or Low Speed anytime by flipping the toggle switch. Motor speed starts and stops gradually for better traction and a smoother parking experience.

VOLT METER

Displays the Battery Voltage while the dolly is in use. Fully charged batteries rest between 12.6 to 13V.

CIRCUIT BREAKERS

Prevents Motor and Smart Brake from overheating. If a breaker trips, the Reset Button will extend up to 1/2” from the panel. Allow 30 seconds for the system to cool down, then press Reset.

BATTERY CHARGER DISPLAY

While charging, this screen displays the Charging Voltage and Amperage. Disconnect the charger after an over-night charge to extend battery life.

FREEWHEEL KNOB: SWITCHING GEARS

FREEWHEEL/SPOOL
NEUTRAL. MOVE THE DOLLY WITHOUT POWER WHILE IT IS NOT UNDER LOAD. Turn the knob in the direction of the Freespool arrow until it stops. Freely move the dolly to and from the trailer in this mode.
This mode is intended for transportation only.

DRIVE
ENGAGE THE MOTOR TO CONNECT TO THE TRAILER AND PARK WITH POWER. Ensure the Dolly is in parking position underneath the trailer hitch. Turn the knob in the direction of the Engaged arrow until it stops and clicks into position. Rock the Dolly back and forth to ensure the motor is engaged. When pushed manually in this mode, the Dolly will only move an inch forwards or backwards before stopping.

POWER OPTIONS

DOLLY-MOUNTED BATTERY

U1 BATTERY KIT
Connect the 6” Cable to both battery terminals with the provided hardware. Plug the cable into the Dolly to turn it ON.
BATTERY BOX KIT
Install the Battery Box with the strap provided. Use the 20” Cable to connect to a 12 Volt Group 24 Deep Cycle or Marine Battery.

TRAILER BATTERY

TWO 12V BATTERIES
Connect the 80” Cable to either Trailer Battery:
TWO 6V BATTERIES
Connect the 80” Cable across Both Batteries:

PLUG IN TO POWER ON UNPLUG TO POWER OFF.

DANGER

• DO NOT EXCEED DOLLY’S MAX. WEIGHT CAPACITY CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO YOUR TRAILER, SERIOUS INJURY, OR EVEN DEATH.
• RE-TIGHTEN BALL MOUNT BEFORE OPERATION
• USE JACK-POST CONNECTION OR TELESCOPIC FRAME ADAPTER FOR TRAILERS:
• BETWEEN 8,000-10,000 LBS GROSS WEIGHT
• WITH MORE THAN 800 LBS TONGUE WEIGHT
• WITH ARTICULATED HITCHES
• DO NOT OPERATE ON MORE THAN 6% GRADE RISK OF RUNAWAY TRAILER.
• DO NOT OPERATE ON STEEP INCLINES.
• CONNECTING TO YOUR TRAILER:
• BALL MOUNT ADAPTER
• While in Freewheel Mode, move the Dolly and Accessories to the Trailer. Choose your preferred Hitch Ball Size, and assemble the Ball Mount. Ensure the Receiver Tube Disc is installed for greater stability.

BALL MOUNT ASSEMBLY

HITCH BALL
Thread desired Hitch Ball into the Ball Mount. Apply a generous portion of All-Purpose Grease along the top surface of the Ball Mount Collar. The shoulder of the Hitch Ball should rest slightly above the top of the collar.

HITCH BALL PLACEMENT

WELD SPOTS
Insert the assembled Ball Mount into the Hitch and lock as normal. Make sure the Weld Spots on the Hitch Ball are pointed towards the rear left side of your trailer at about 10 o’clock.

HITCH CONNECTION
Turn the Ball Mount Counterclockwise until the gap between the Ball Mount Collar and Trailer Tongue closes tightly, with no gap.

TIGHTEN THE BALL MOUNT

TIGHTENING BAR
Once the Ball Mount is secure, use the Tightening Bar to ensure the connection is as tight as possible! This will take a few rotations.

CONNECTION GAP?
THRUST WASHER WITH PUZZLE PIECE Space between the Ball Mount and Coupler? Install the Thrust Washer on top of the Ball Mount with the Puzzle Piece facing the Parkit360 Dolly Tighten Ball Mount as normal.

STEP DOWN HITCH?
THRUST WASHER
Have an obstruction preventing a flat connection? Place the Thrust Washer on top of the Ball Mount with the open section facing the trailer. While tightening, hold the Thrust Washer in place to prevent it from spinning.

STILL, HAVING TROUBLE?
SEE ALTERNATIVE CONNECTIONS (PAGE 13)

ENGAGE MOTOR INTO DRIVE

CONNECT BATTERY
Plug the Battery Cable into the Dolly to turn it ON. 12v U1 Sealed Battery shown.

ENGAGE MOTOR
Ensure the Dolly is in Drive by turning the Freewheel Knob towards the Engaged Arrow. See page 4 for details.

ALIGN THE DOLLY
Using the Handle Toggle Switch, Drive the Dolly underneath the hitch. Align the Ball Mount with the top of the Dolly’s Receiver Tube.

INSERT BALL MOUNT
Reverse the Dolly to Level, then lower Ball Mount fully into the Receiver Tube. Wiggle the handle up and down to release Ball Mount friction. Ensure that the Jack Post is off of the ground.

RE-TIGHTEN BALL MOUNT
Using the Toggle Switch, move the Dolly back & forth slightly. Re-tighten Ball Mount. Repeat 2-3 times or until you can’t tighten anymore.

PARKING YOUR TRAILER
Use the Forward and Reverse Toggle Switch to steer into tight spaces that are nearly impossible for vehicles. Switch between High or Low Speed anytime using the Intelligent Speed Control Switch.

DISCONNECTING THE HITCH

Chock Trailer Wheels to prevent a runaway trailer. Unplug the Battery Cable from the Dolly. Raise the Trailer to withdraw the Ball Mount, then switch to Freewheel Mode. The Ball Mount can be removed or left on the hitch for later use.

STORAGE & MAINTENANCE

Freewheel the Dolly to desired storage area, preferably under cover. Charging the Battery: Ensure the Battery and Charger Cables are connected to the Dolly. Plug the Charger Cable into a nearby outlet. To extend battery life, charge overnight then disconnect while in storage. Unplug the Handle cable to prevent accidental operation. Grease the Receiver Tube and Lubricate the Chain with Chain Lube. Can be done annually, or more often if used more frequently.

ALTERNATIVE CONNECTIONS

TRAILER JACK POST
Remove the Ball Mount Adapter. Lower the Trailer Jack into the Dolly’s Receiver Tube, following the standard connection process. The trailer should rest as close to the Dolly’s Tires as possible to reduce strain on the Jack Shaft.

TELESCOPIC FRAME ADAPTER
Remove the Ball Mount Adapter. Attach the Telescopic Adapter to the Y section of the trailer frame.
Lower the Telescoping Pipe into the Dolly, following the standard connection process. Slide the Adapter’s locking pin into place.

THRUST WASHER: ATWOOD HITCH ADAPTER
With the Thrust Washer base on the Ball Mount, interlock the Atwood Adapter piece.
Thread the Hitch Ball and Tighten as Normal. Hold the adapter in place to prevent it from spinning.

2 YEAR PARTS & REPAIR WARRANTY

Your Parkit360 Force Dolly is covered for 2 years from the initial date of purchase. If a defect is found during this time, contact us with the original sales receipt number and details of the fault encountered. Our Technical Support will attempt to solve the issue remotely. If the issue appears to be caused by defective parts, we will provide free replacement parts, excluding shipping costs. If the 2 Year Warranty has expired or if you are not the original owner, you will have to pay the cost of parts and shipping. This repair will be covered for 3 months, starting 7 days from the date of shipment. The Repair Warranty will expire either at the end of the 3 month period, or at the expiration of the original 2 -Year Warranty, whichever is later.

30-DAY RETURN POLICY
If a material defect is found or if the Parkit360 Force Dolly has failed to perform to your expectations, return it within 30 days of the date of sale for a refund, less the flat shipping cost of $250 and $100 restocking fee.

1.  Pack the Dolly, Accessories, and U1 Battery Kit back into the box that it came in. (Need help repackaging? Contact Us.)

2.  Call us at 1-888-926-5517 x 1 to let us know when your package is ready. Please provide us with your Sales Receipt or Online Order number.

3.  Our staff will provide you with an RMA# that must be written on the box prior to sending. We will email you a Return Shipping Label that must be affixed to the box prior to drop off at your nearest FedEx Depot.
   (If you are unable to drop off the Unit, Pick-Up can be arranged.)

4.  Receive your refund minus the shipping and restocking fee once the Dolly arrives at our warehouse.

EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
The 2 Year Warranty and 30 Day Return Policy do not cover:

• Normal wear and tear of the Parkit360 from use
• Shipping Costs for Returns / Repairs
• Customer Neglect and Improper Use or Storage of the Parkit360
• Modified Dollies, or if the Serial Number has been altered or removed

DANGER
DO NOT EXCEED DOLLY’S MAX. WEIGHT CAPACITY RE-TIGHTEN BALL MOUNT BEFORE OPERATION DO NOT OPERATE ON MORE THAN A 6% GRADE

PARKIT360 INC.
130 Industrial Ave, Unit 600 Carleton Place, ON K7C 3T2 Canada 1-888-926-5517 or Parkit360.ca

References

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