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i remember it can be a fault on the mover board,ask here.if so they can repair it for you.

http://www.arelectronics.co.uk/vanrepairs.htm

you must have a full battery,more so with a twin wheel.

there will be a lot of tyre scrub if you only have a mover on two wheels.

surely when moving with the mover the other axle would need to be off the ground ie drive on the rear axle and front axle jacked using a decent jockey wheel?

We move a lot of twin axle trailers by hand lifting the front axle with the jockey wheel as you dont stand a chance getting the 2 axles to fight against each other. even if we have 4 people pushing where as one person can do this with ease with the front axle off the ground.

if you were already lifting the front axle and the movers are on the rear axle try a good trailer jockey wheel made for twin axle trailers these are longer an will list easier the only problem is they stick up higher and can cause problems with some rear doors on 4x4 and hatch opening where as a traditional caravan JW you can drop to clear.

the JW I recomend and I dont see any problems with is on this link

http://www.towingandtrailers.co.uk/cgi-bin/trolleyed_public.cgi?action=showprod_JW25&category=98

I ues these regular on twin axle trailers and they make life a lot easier.

I ran out of these before I went away and they came back in stock whilst I was on holiday or My caravan would have had one on.