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Can I Dolly Tow a 2019 Ford Edge SEL with FWD  

Updated 09/17/2025 | Published 01/05/2020

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Can I Dolly tow this vehicle

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Yes. According to my research, the FWD models of the 2019 Ford Edge SEL should be towed using a dolly; I would recommend checking your vehicle's owner's manual to confirm this information. The Demco Kar Kaddy SS Tow Dolly # DM9713045 is the perfect solution to accomplish this as long as the distance between the outside tire treads on your vehicle is less than 76".

On top of the hydraulic disc brakes that make this tow dolly a great choice, the EZ latch surge coupler eliminates the need for a 7 way or brake controller on your 2015 Holiday Rambler Vacationer, so there is no need for additional parts to flat tow your Ford Edge. Additionally this tow dolly has a steerable axle that allows for tight cornering and easy maneuvering, so the tow dolly tracks directly behind your motorhome for a better towing experience.

I've linked one of our review videos to this answer that will tell you a little more about the Demco Kar Kaddy SS and show it to you in action!

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Bob

9/17/2025

What is the correct procedure to dolly tow a 2019 ford edge sel fwd 2.0. Does it tow in park,do you need a battery disconnect, if in neutral and you turn off engine it goes back to park automatically. Just need correct procedure. Thank you

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Jesse M.

9/17/2025

@Bob Have you checked your owners manual? All of that will be highlighted in the recreational towing section. The battery does need to be disconnected and for that you can use the Roadmaster # RM-766. The online manual I am seeing says this : "You can recreational tow your vehicle with all four wheels on the ground using the Manual Park Release procedure, or with all four wheels off the ground using a vehicle transport trailer."

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