Lower the trailer hitch onto the truck ball and connect the hitch to the ball.
Close the latch and insert the safety pin.
Rotate the tongue jack and secure into place.
Cross the safety chains and connect to the truck.
Do not allow the safety chains to drag on the highway.
Connect the breakaway safety cable to the truck.
Do not connect the breakaway safety cable to a safety chain.
Connect the 7 way plug into the truck making sure it clips into place.
Torque
Tire Pressure
Lights on Trailer
Tighten your lug nuts in a crisscross pattern at 110 lbs of torque. Do this on all 4
tires.
Tire pressure- We recommend 70 PSI Do this on all 4 tires
Light Check -Make sure all lights are working properly
Wiring Check
Do not assume your truck is wired properly. You must test your truck prior to hooking
up your trailer to your truck. In order to test you need to use a 7 way RV socket Tester.
On the socket it will indicate you Left Turn, Right Turn, tail markers, 12 volt battery,
brake controller and your backup lights. This is generally a 2 man job.
If all 6 lights do not illuminate, call us before rewiring. If all 6 lights illuminate you are
now ready to hook up your trailer. It's very important that the 12 volt battery
illuminates on the tester. This ensures that the batteries on the trailer are being
charged by the truck.
Hooking Up
Insert the receiver hitch. You will need a 2 5/16 ball. The most common problem
people have with trailers coming off of their truck is not having the correct ball- so
make sure it is a 2 5/16 ball.
Pre Trip Safety Check
Before using your Haulit trailer there are 3 main things you need to check.
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