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Failure to maintain proper lug nut torque may result in wheel separation causing serious injury or
death
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TIRE INFLATION
The tire sidewall will specify the maximum inflation pressures; however you should adhere to the recommended inflation
pressures as defined on the certification label at the left front exterior of your trailer. Your particular trailer certification label
may specify a tire pressure lower than the maximum inflation pressure listed on the tire. Always follow the recommended
tire pressure on the certification label.
Keep a tire pressure gauge in your vehicle and check tire pressure prior to every trip when the tire is “cold”. The term
“cold” does not refer to ambient temperature but rather to a tire that has not been driven on for at least three hours. Tire
pressures increase when in use; therefore the tires must be checked when cold.
Keep tires properly inflated at all times. Over-inflation or under-inflation may result in abrupt
failure of the tire resulting in personal injury or damage to the RV.
WHEEL BEARINGS
Your RV is equipped with a wheel bearing lubrication system which allows you to remove a rubber cap at the wheel hub and
inject quality high temperature automotive grease into the bearings via a grease zerk. Add grease about every six months or
as needed.
Wheel bearings Leaf spring equalizer
LEAF SPRING EQUALIZER
Your RV is equipped with a resilient rubber core type spring leaf equalizer connecting the two leaf springs on either side of
the vehicle. The upper portion of this equalizer may be equipped with grease zerk fittings to which grease should be added
every six months or as needed.
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
Your trailer is equipped with electric “shoe-type” brakes and adjust similar to automotive shoe-type brakes. It is
recommended to inspect/adjust brakes after 200 miles, every three (3) months or 3,000 miles or every time you feel a
reduction in braking ability. In order to maintain equal braking, always adjust all brakes at one time. Do not adjust one wheel
only. Refer to the axle manufacturer’s instruction provided with the trailer, for specific brake and axle maintenance
procedure information.
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