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Flip-up top
Make sure the pins on the lip of the top
are in their corresponding tailgate holes
before latching the tailgate.
Tailgate/loading ramp
Always stand clear of the door when
opening. Even counterbalanced, the
tailgate is heavy so use appropriate lifting
techniques to open and close the door.
The tailgate can be slippery when wet.
Interior light
Will only work when trailer is
hitched to tow vehicle with
vehicle’s lights on.
Rear stabilizer
Wheel blocks
(available as accessory)
Gas struts and hinge linkages
Rolling front jack
Tailgate counter balance cables
Inspect the cable for wear each
time the door is opened.
Counter balance cable pulley
Safety chains
Electric brake/breakaway
battery (not all models)
Rear stabilizer securing pin
Marker light
Weather strip
Marker light
Lock pins
These engage in tailgate
when flip-top is down
Strap to lower flip-top
Raise and lower the top only from
the center of the rear – never from
only one side.
Holes for tailgate latch rods
Access cover for elecrical wiring
Tailgate deadbolt latch rod
Holes for flip-top lock pins
Hitch lever
Elelctric hook-up
Trailer wheel and tire
Main body of trailer
Coupler
Interior of One Bike, Two Bike/One Trike Trailer
Interior of WideBody Trailer
Marker light
Hinge cover
Wiring harness NOT to be used
as handles or for tie-downs!
Hinges
Hinge support
Wiring harness NOT to be used
as handles or for tie-downs!
Trailer Features and Components
Study this diagram and your trailer to familiarize yourself with the different
components and their correct function.
