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PREPARING FOR THE ROAD
External Loading & Checks
(i)
Gas cylinders should only be stored,
correctly positioned, and secured in the
gas bottle locker. The gas should be
turned off.
(ii)
The leisure battery is stored and
secured in the battery locker box, set
into the tray provided and secured.
(iii) Any external connections (battery
chargers, connecting cables etc), should
be disconnected and stowed.
(iv) Check that all exterior locker doors are
secure and locked.
(v)
Secure and lock the main caravan
entrance door.
PRE-TOW CHECKLIST & HITCH-UP
Having loaded the touring caravan and
secured the lockers and main entrance door:
(i)
Check touring caravan wheel bolts are
torque tightened to the required level
(See Index - Changing a Wheel).
(ii)
Check tyre pressures (Refer to the
Technical Data Sheet) and tyre condition
for roadworthiness.
(iii) Ensure the jockey wheel is down, in
good contact with the ground, clamp
tightly secured, and the caravan
handbrake is fully on.
(iv) Wind up the corner steadies.
(v)
Reverse the car close up to the
caravan’s hitch. It is advisable to seek
assistance to guide you so that the car
tow ball aligns with the caravan’s hitch.
(Use of the caravan handbrake is
advised. Extreme caution should be
taken if manoeuvring the caravan down
hill or on wet, slippery surfaces).
(vi) Make sure the jockey wheel height is
sufficient for the hitch head to clear the
towing vehicles tow ball.
(vii) Manoeuvre the hitch head over the tow
ball and lower the jockey wheel using
the winding handle, until the hitch head
opening sits comfortably over the tow
bar ball.
CABLES
For peace of mind, you may wish to check
the ability of the cables to be able to cope
with towing the vehicle at extreme angles
before setting off. To do so position the
vehicle at alternate extreme angles and
check that the cables do not pull too tight, are
liable to stretch or become unplugged. No
cables should be allowed to touch the ground
as they will wear and become damaged and
ineffective.
Please note:
If having followed this advice,
you feel you cannot achieve a satisfactory
cable arrangement, consult your caravan or
tow bar supplier or service agent.
Stabiliser operating instructions
Coupling handle (Fig. 1/Item 1), Stabiliser
Lever (Fig. 1/Item 2)
The
Stabiliser lever (Fig. 2/Item 2) must be in
the uppermost position (open).
Fig 1
1
2
Fig 2
Fig 3
Summary of Contents for RALLYE
Page 5: ...CONTENTS 4 CONTENTS...
Page 7: ...1 2 INTRODUCTION...
Page 11: ...2 4 GENERAL SAFETY...
Page 17: ...3 6 PREPARING FOR THE ROAD...
Page 35: ...7 4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MAINS UNIT RALLYE...
Page 84: ...9 3 SECURITY Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10...
Page 87: ...9 6 SECURITY...
Page 101: ...11 2 STORAGE...
Page 105: ...12 4 WARRANTY...
Page 107: ...13 2 CARAVAN CONSTRUCTION...
Page 109: ...14 2 EQUIPMENT LIST...
Page 110: ...15 1 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS WIRING DIAGRAM RALLYE...
Page 111: ...15 2 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS ROAD LIGHTS RALLYE...
Page 125: ...19 2 CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP...
Page 127: ...20 2 CHANGE OF ADDRESS...
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