8. AFTER MAKING CERTAIN NO ONE IS STANDING BETWEEN TRUCK AND TRAILER OR IN FRONT OF TRUCK,
drive truck slowly away from trailer.
9. Close hitch jaws by pushing handle forward and up.
(Spring will close jaws.)
10. KEEP WHEEL BLOCKS IN PLACE. This will keep trailer from moving unexpectedly
1. Recheck tightness of all hardware every 1000 miles of use.
2. See “Before Each Trip” (pg. 5) section in this manual.
3. Lubricate with engine oil or spray lube at locations shown in the following diagrams (Fig. 19 through 22).
4. Repeat step 5 from “ Before Each Trip” (pg. 5) section.
MAINTENANCE:
Fig. 18
Pull Handle all the way out
Fig. 17
Latch
Hitch Jaws
Groove in Handle
Groove in Handle
WARNING:
Whenever possible, avoid putting body under trailer or between truck and
trailer
If you need to place any part of our body under trailer or between truck and
trailer:
•
All trailer tires MUST be blocked in front and behind each tire AND
•
Trailer landing gear MUST be resting on firm ground AND
•
Truck MUST be stationary, in park, with emergency brake on!
Lubricate with engine
oil or spray lube in
grooves between roller
pins and roller walls (8
places total).
Base Assembly
28
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
