Retract the jack completely until the FLIP rotates up and out
of the way for towing. If the jack does not retract far enough to
accomplish this, you may take up the difference by adding an
additional stop washer(s) between the top of the FLIP foot and
the spacer ring. Alternatively, you may cut a small amount off the
bottom of the jack, then follow STEP 3 to drill a new mounting hole.
Do not force the jack handle after the jack has reached the top of
travel. Rotate it back slightly if necessary for towing. The FLIP foot
should be perpendicular to the jack for travel.
TOP-WIND JACK CAUTION
When traveling on very rough washboard roads for an extended
period of time, the vibration could cause the jack to unwind slightly,
allowing the FLIP foot to drop out of towing position. If you must
tow for an extended period on this type of road, remove the FLIP
foot from the jack, and replace it once your destination is reached.
Correct
With jack fully retracted
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