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T

ABLE OF 

C

ONTENTS

 

 

TRAILER INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 3

 

COUPLING TO THE TOW VEHICLE ............................................................................................................ 4

 

C

OUPLING AND 

U

NCOUPLING THE 

T

RAILER FROM THE 

T

OW 

V

EHICLE

 ............................................................................ 4

 

B

ALL

-H

ITCH 

C

OUPLER

 .......................................................................................................................................... 4

 

I

NSTRUCTIONS ON 

C

OUPLING TO THE 

T

OWING 

V

EHICLE

 .............................................................................................. 5

 

LOADING THE TRAILER ........................................................................................................................... 7

 

O

VERALL 

L

OAD 

W

EIGHT

 ........................................................................................................................................ 7

 

D

ISTRIBUTION OF 

L

OAD 

W

EIGHT

 ............................................................................................................................. 7

 

P

ROPER 

T

ONGUE 

W

EIGHT

 ..................................................................................................................................... 8

 

L

OADING THE 

T

RAILER

 .......................................................................................................................................... 9

 

CHECKING THE TRAILER ........................................................................................................................ 10

 

N

EW 

T

RAILER 

A

DJUSTMENTS

 ............................................................................................................................... 10

 

INSPECTION, SERVICE, AND MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................... 11

 

B

EFORE 

E

ACH 

U

SE

 .............................................................................................................................................. 11

 

E

VERY 

3

 

M

ONTHS OR 

3,000

 

M

ILES

 ........................................................................................................................ 11

 

E

VERY 

6

 

M

ONTHS OR 

6,000

 

M

ILES

 ....................................................................................................................... 12

 

E

VERY 

Y

EAR OR 

12,000

 

M

ILES

 ............................................................................................................................. 12

 

SAFETY INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................... 13

 

I

NAPPROPRIATE 

D

RIVING 

S

PEEDS

 .......................................................................................................................... 13

 

I

MPROPER 

H

ANDLING OF THE 

V

EHICLE

 ................................................................................................................... 13

 

O

VERLOADING AND 

I

MPROPER 

L

OADING OF THE 

T

RAILER

 ......................................................................................... 14

 

I

MPROPERLY 

C

OUPLED TO THE 

H

ITCH

 .................................................................................................................... 14

 

I

NADEQUATE OR 

I

NAPPROPRIATE 

T

OWING 

V

EHICLE AND 

H

ITCH

 ................................................................................. 15

 

I

MPROPER 

T

IRE 

P

RESSURE AND 

W

EARING

 .............................................................................................................. 15

 

L

OOSE 

L

UG 

N

UTS

 ............................................................................................................................................... 15

 

I

MPROPER 

T

RAILER 

S

TRUCTURE 

M

AINTENANCE

 ...................................................................................................... 15

 

TOWING YOUR TRAILER ........................................................................................................................ 16

 

G

ENERAL 

G

UIDELINES FOR 

S

AFE 

T

RAILER 

T

OWING

 ................................................................................................... 17

 

THE SILVERWING WARRANTY ............................................................................................................... 18

 

7-Y

EAR 

D

RIVE 

T

RAIN 

W

ARRANTY

 .......................................................................................................................... 18

 

7-M

ONTH 

B

UMPER

-

TO

-B

UMPER 

W

ARRANTY

 .......................................................................................................... 18

 

 

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Summary of Contents for SW9F

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Page 2: ...OR 6 000 MILES 12 EVERY YEAR OR 12 000 MILES 12 SAFETY INFORMATION 13 INAPPROPRIATE DRIVING SPEEDS 13 IMPROPER HANDLING OF THE VEHICLE 13 OVERLOADING AND IMPROPER LOADING OF THE TRAILER 14 IMPROPERLY...

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Page 8: ...cle is that 10 15 of the total weight should be located on the trailer tongue to ensure safe and controlled towing Once again the total weight is the trailer weight along with the cargo weight If your...

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Page 11: ...and flats If needed replace with a ball and coupler with the appropriate GVW rating Grease regularly Inspect locking devices and replace if necessary Safety chains and hooks Inspect for wear tear and...

Page 12: ...Item Inspection Service Jack Inspect the bolts insure it is attached properly Trailer body Inspect all frame members for damage and wear Replace if broken or severely worn Inspect all bolts Tighten i...

Page 13: ...ATE DRIVING SPEEDS You must adjust your usual driving habits when towing a trailer In ideal road conditions the recommended towing speed is 60 mph Drive any faster and there is a possibility of overhe...

Page 14: ...TRAILER Please refer to the Loading the Trailer section of this manual for more details Overloading is when the weight of the trailer plus the weight of your load exceed the GVWR Overloading can cause...

Page 15: ...diagnose the cause It is recommended you donot towyour trailer withuneven tread wear since thiswillcause earlywear and tear on the tires causing them to fail sooner than expected Always make sure your...

Page 16: ...and the area to the rear of it Drive slowly around 5 10 mph Move your wheel around to get a feel for how your vehicle responds with a trailer attached Make some left and right hand turns Watch in you...

Page 17: ...your trailer Always use your turn signals well before you intend to turn pass Always allow plenty of space for you vehicle trailer to stop Never drive faster than 60 mph never drive so fast as to mak...

Page 18: ...bed frame Structural beams Excludes but not limited to Deck damage from regular use Moving parts Overloading damage Damages due to improper maintenance 7 MONTH BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY The 7 month w...

Page 19: ...Trailers will inspect any claim prior to repair to determine the defect Misuse adjustments alterations abuse overloading above GVWRs stated on trailer documents improper loading damages resulting fro...

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