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Lubrication of the coupler, springs, and the tilt mechanism should be done periodically to 

stop corrosion and keep parts moving freely.

 

DANGER: KEEP CHILDREN AWAY 

Be sure children are kept a safe distance from the trailer operating area.

 

DANGER: NEVER SIT OR RIDE ON THE TRAILER 

Serious injury or death could occur.

 

DANGER: EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TILTING THE TRAILER 

There are many areas of the trailer where injury can occur if used improperly. The trailer 

may tilt quickly and unexpectedly during the loading and unloading process. The tilt 

option should not be used for heavy loads.

 

DANGER: 

Ramps should be used for loading heavy items.

 

 

DANGER: 

Do not drive with the trailer in the tilted position.

 

 

DANGER: 

Do not load more than one all-terrain vehicle onto this trailer. 

 

DANGER: 

If the trailer is incorrectly attached to the vehicle, it could pull away from the 

vehicle and fall off.

 

DANGER: 

Secure the trailer to the towing vehicle before transportation. Make sure 

coupler is locked and the safety chains are attached to the trailer and the vehicle.

 

DANGER: 

Secure your cargo into the trailer properly and in compliance to local laws. 

 

DANGER: 

When driving do not exceed the speed limit. Braking time can be considerably 

longer when a vehicle is towing a loaded trailer.

 

DANGER: 

Any modifications made to the trailer or parts of the trailer will void the trailer 

warranty and release DK2 Inc. of any responsibility for damages, injuries or accidents 

incurred.

LIGHTING & WIRING MAINTENANCE

 

DANGER: USE ONLY ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.

 

Consult DK2 Inc. at 

1 (888) 277-6960

 for the recommended accessories. The use of 

improper accessories may cause hazards or injuries.

REPLACEMENT LENSES

REAR RED LENS (LARGE) 41237
REAR RED LENS (SMALL) 41238
MARKER LENS (ORANGE) 41239

ENGLISH

Summary of Contents for MMT4X6OG

Page 1: ...DK2 CORPORATE HEAD OFFICE 5330 MAINWAY BURLINGTON ONTARIO L7L6A4 CANADA MMT4X6OG 4 X 6 LANDSCAPE TRAILER 100 HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED OPEN RAIL DESIGN 1 295 LB CAPACITY USER MANUAL NOTE If you find any...

Page 2: ...lies dust caps springs markers snow deflectors and scraper blades snow plows d Normal wear and tear e Consequential damage and incidental damages such as damage to persons or property REGISTERING YOUR...

Page 3: ...ansportation licensing office Once you pay the appropriate fees you will be issued a title or registration and license plate to be attached to the trailer US RESIDENTS TO CONTACT NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAF...

Page 4: ...ADING YOUR TRAILER 9 TRAILER COUPLER 10 WHEEL BEARING HUB ASSEMBLY 11 SECTION II ASSEMBLY 12 STEP 1 UNPACK YOUR TRAILER 13 STEP 2 L BRACKETS LEAF SPRINGS 14 STEP 3 FENDER BRACKETS DRAW BAR 15 STEP 4 A...

Page 5: ...IGHT 18 45 7cm CONSTRUCTION Fully welded heavy duty 100 hot dipped galvanized tubular steel SIDE PANELS Open rail FLOATING RAMP GATE 36 hot dipped galvanized reinforced square tube steel ramp with hea...

Page 6: ...SECTION I SAFETY...

Page 7: ...NOT ABUSE THE TRAILER Trailer performance is best if you follow the guidelines set forth in this manual Do not force the trailer to do a job it is not designed for Know your trailer learn its applicat...

Page 8: ...ER If the trailer is incorrectly attached to the vehicle it could pull away from the vehicle and fall off DANGER Secure the trailer to the towing vehicle before transportation Make sure coupler is loc...

Page 9: ...your 12v light tester Follow the wiring legend and diagram to test each corresponding wire for power when the trailer light is not operating NOTICE Always be sure to check your brake running and sign...

Page 10: ...GUE WEIGHT The tongue weight is 10 of the load this does not include the weight of the trailer The load is divided so that 90 of the load is over the axle and 10 is over the tongue TRAILER COUPLER LOC...

Page 11: ...Castle Nut 1 1A Bearing Cup press fit 2 1F 3 16 Cotter Pin 1 1B 1 Bearing Cone 2 2 Hub bare with Bearing Race 1 1C Grease Seal 1 3 Axle C W Hubs and Bearings 1 1D 2 Axle Dust Cap 1 NOTE ITEM 1 Axle B...

Page 12: ...SECTION II ASSEMBLY...

Page 13: ...pen and unpack all items Leave lots of working space as you will need to flip the trailer over later in the assembly The trailer frame is shipped upside down as shown Leave the frame on the cardboard...

Page 14: ...as shown with the spring eye oriented towards the front of the trailer Place the 2 pc L brackets between front cross member and the first cross member and use the M12 x 25mm bolts to fasten L brackets...

Page 15: ...ce the brackets will need adjustment to the fenders later and may collapse spring channel Place the tongue tube between the two draw bar reinforcement brackets by using M14 x 85mm bolts Install the co...

Page 16: ...s under spring and insert M12 x 90mm U bolt downward over the axle and through the mounting hole in the spring plate Adjust the spring plates slightly to allow the holes to line up Secure the axle wit...

Page 17: ...s Ensure all ten wheel nuts provided are tightened properly NOTICE The wheel nuts will need to be torqued after the trailer is flipped over and the wheel can be better held NOTE Tapered ends of wheel...

Page 18: ...accessible for light mounting when trailer is flipped over Mount the light assemblies onto the side of the rear portion of the frame using the M6 square neck bolts M6 washers and M6 Nylock nuts Plug...

Page 19: ...int weighs an estimated 300lb 136 3kg The fenders now need to be assembled Secure each fender by fastening the nuts and bolts provided with the fender to the fender brackets on the frame Tighten the 8...

Page 20: ...and complete the wiring Mount the side marker onto the side of the front portion of the frame using the self tapping screws Plug the light connector into the wire harness NOTE Use dialectric grease on...

Page 21: ...The driver s side tail light is the one with the clear lens on the bottom the license plate bracket needs to be installed on the driver s side as well at the same time Attach all necessary wiring and...

Page 22: ...22 MMT4X6OG man STEP 9 GATE PIN Put gate pin through bush and spring then tighten with nut ENGLISH...

Page 23: ...m all lights are working correctly CAUTION Inspect trailer once more to make sure all steps were completed properly Remember to re check all nuts before use to make sure they are all properly tightene...

Page 24: ...SECTION III PARTS SCHEMATICS...

Page 25: ...T4X6OG 17 Side Marker Bolts 4 MMT4X6OG 18 Side Marker Nuts 4 MMT4X6OG 19 M8 x 20 Hex Bolt 8 MMT4X6OG 20 M8 x 45 Hex Bolt 2 MMT4X6OG 21 M10 x 25 Hex Bolt 8 MMT4X6OG 22 M12 x 25 Hex Bolt 4 MMT4X6OG 23 M...

Page 26: ...26 MMT4X6OG man SCHEMATICS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 19 21 22 23 24 20 26 27 28 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 25 29 30 34 ENGLISH...

Page 27: ...0 MAINWAY BURLINGTON ONTARIO L7L6A4 CANADA MMT4X6OG REMORQUE DE PAYSAGISTE 4 X 6 100 GALVANIS CHAUD CONCEPTION RAIL OUVERT CAPACIT DE 1 295 LB 587 KG MANUEL DE L UTILISATEUR REMARQUE Si vous trouvez d...

Page 28: ...tuyaux hydrauliques et raccords dents de coupe cha nes de coupe lames de coupe acc l rateurs courroies et pneus d Usure normale e Dommages indirects et dommages accessoires tels que dommages aux pers...

Page 29: ...e fois que vous aurez pay les frais appropri s vous recevrez un titre ou un enregistrement et une plaque d immatriculation attacher la remorque R SIDENTS DES TATS UNIS POUR CONTACTER L ADMINISTRATION...

Page 30: ...10 ATTELAGE DE REMORQUE 11 ENSEMBLE ROULEMENT DE ROUE ET MOYEU 12 SECTION II ASSEMBLAGE 13 TAPE 1 D BALLEZ VOTRE REMORQUE 14 TAPE 2 SUPPORTS EN L ET RESSORTS LAMES 15 TAPE 3 SUPPORTS DE GARDE BOUE ET...

Page 31: ...DU SOL 18 45 7cm CONSTRUCTION Tubes d acier 100 galvanis chaud enti rement soud s PANNEAUX LAT RAUX Rail ouvert PORTE DE RAMPE FLOTTANTE Rampe en tube d acier carr renforc galvanis chaud de 36 po ave...

Page 32: ...SECTION I S CURIT...

Page 33: ...nt toutes les composantes avant chaque utilisation Suivre ces instructions simples maximisera la dur e de vie de votre remorque et vous aidera transporter des marchandises en toute s curit ATTENTION N...

Page 34: ...morque o des blessures peuvent survenir si elles ne sont pas utilis es correctement La remorque peut s incliner rapidement et de mani re inattendue pendant le processus de chargement et de d chargemen...

Page 35: ...E DU V HICULE Vous aurez besoin d un testeur de lumi re 12v Fixez la pince du testeur au fil de terre de la prise du v hicule Touchez ensuite la tige du testeur dans l un des contacts de la fiche du v...

Page 36: ...remorque en raison de la r sistance accrue au vent Cela peut provoquer des mouvements violents accidents et blessures graves ATTENTION CAPACIT DE LA REMORQUE Ne surchargez jamais votre remorque Chaqu...

Page 37: ...n bon r glage est obtenu lorsque l attelage est aussi serr que possible sur la boule et que le levier de verrouillage peut encore tre ouvert et ferm AVIS Avant de tirer votre remorque assurez vous de...

Page 38: ...sion 2 1F Goupille de 3 16 po 1 1B C ne de roulement 1 po 2 2 Moyeu d nud avec roulement 1 1C Joint graisse 1 3 Essieu c w moyeux et roulements billes 1 1D Capuchon anti poussi re de 2 po 1 REMARQUE L...

Page 39: ...SECTION II ASSEMBLAGE...

Page 40: ...tous les articles Laissez beaucoup d espace de travail car vous devrez retourner de c t la remorque plus tard dans l assemblage Le ch ssis de la remorque est exp di l envers comme illustr Laissez le...

Page 41: ...avec l illet du ressort orient vers l avant de la remorque Placez les 2 pc des supports en L entre la traverse avant et la premi re traverse et utilisez les boulons M12 x 25 mm pour fixer les support...

Page 42: ...rts n cessiteront un ajustement des ailes plus tard et peut affaisser le canal de ressort Placez le tube de languette entre les deux supports de renfort du timon en utilisant les boulons M14 x 85 mm I...

Page 43: ...ressort et ins rez un boulon en U M12 x 90 mm vers le bas sur l essieu et travers le trou de montage de la plaque de ressort Ajuster la plaque de ressort l g rement pour permettre aux trous de s align...

Page 44: ...les dix crous de roue fournis sont correctement serr s AVIS Les crous de roue devront tre serr s une fois la remorque retourn e et le la roue peut tre mieux tenue REMARQUE Les extr mit s coniques des...

Page 45: ...orsque la remorque est retourn e Montez les ensembles d clairage sur le c t de la partie arri re du cadre l aide des boulons collet carr M6 rondelles M6 et crous Nylock M6 Branchez le connecteur de la...

Page 46: ...e environ 300 lb 136 3 kg Les ailes doivent maintenant tre assembl es Fixez chaque garde boue en fixant les crous et les boulons fournis avec les supports d ailes sur le cadre Bien serrer les 8 crous...

Page 47: ...age Montez le marqueur lat ral sur le c t de la partie avant du cadre l aide de l autotaraudeur des vis Branchez le connecteur de la lumi re dans le faisceau de c bles REMARQUE Utilisez de la graisse...

Page 48: ...u arri re c t conducteur est celui avec la lentille transparente en bas le support de plaque d immatriculation doit tre install du c t du conducteur ainsi en m me temps Fixez tout le c blage n cessair...

Page 49: ...v 220314 23 TAPE 9 GOUPILLE HAYON RAMPE Mettez la goupille de la porte travers la douille et le ressort puis serrez avec l crou FRAN AIS...

Page 50: ...ement ATTENTION Inspectez la remorque une fois de plus pour vous assurer que toutes les tapes ont t effectu es correctement N oubliez pas de rev rifier tous les crous avant utilisation pour vous assur...

Page 51: ...SECTION III PI CES ET SCH MAS...

Page 52: ...de Marqueur Lat ral 4 MMT4X6OG 19 Boulon Hexagonal M8 x 20 8 MMT4X6OG 20 Boulon Hexagonal M8 x 45 2 MMT4X6OG 21 Boulon Hexagonal M10 x 25 8 MMT4X6OG 22 Boulon Hexagonal M12 x 25 4 MMT4X6OG 23 Boulon...

Page 53: ...v 220314 27 SCHEMATICS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 19 21 22 23 24 20 26 27 28 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 25 29 30 34 FRAN AIS...

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