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Linda AtkinsAug 7, 2025
Why is the winch hot on my DR Utility Vehicle?
- MMonica SmithAug 7, 2025
The winch getting hot while lowering the Boom on your DR Utility Vehicle is normal. Allow the winch to cool.
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The winch getting hot while lowering the Boom on your DR Utility Vehicle is normal. Allow the winch to cool.
What to do if the bed hits the crane while dumping with DR VERSA TRAILER PRO XL2000?
To prevent the bed from hitting the crane while dumping with your DR Utility Vehicle, use Chain Link 10. Also, reposition the Operator Guard backward toward the Tow Hitch, as it may be too close to the Bed.
How to stop winch handle from hitting the crane on DR VERSA TRAILER PRO XL2000 Utility Vehicle?
To address the winch handle hitting the crane on your DR Utility Vehicle, rotate the Crane Pivot one position towards the center or adjust the Chains to pull up the Boom.
What to do if bed does not sit on the frame when lowered on DR VERSA TRAILER PRO XL2000?
To ensure the bed sits properly on the frame when lowered on your DR Utility Vehicle, make sure the bed is centered and not sitting on a Log Cradle. Also, ensure there is no tension on the Winch Cable.
General| Brand | DR |
|---|---|
| Model | VERSA TRAILER PRO XL2000 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols and terms used throughout the manual.
Covers essential safety precautions for operating the trailer.
Provides critical guidelines for safe trailer towing.
Identifies and illustrates the main components of the trailer.
Lists key technical details and measurements of the trailer.
Instructions for safely removing the trailer from its packaging.
Step-by-step guide for attaching wheels and the tow bar.
Details the process for assembling the crane and boom components.
Steps for removing protective film and mounting the dump bed.
Pre-operation checks and essential setup steps before using the trailer.
Guidelines for safely distributing and securing loads onto the trailer.
Instructions for operating the dump bed feature for material hauling.
A comprehensive list of checks for routine trailer upkeep.
Lubrication and adjustment procedures for hitch and bearings.
Common issues and their potential causes and solutions.
A list of all parts included in the dump bed assembly.
A list of all parts related to the crane and boom components.
A list of all parts for the trailer's main frame and axle.
Outlines the warranty coverage, duration, and limitations.
