Oliver Legacy Elite 2017, Owner'S Manual

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To operate, hold the switch in the position you wish to move the jack; either
up or down. When released, the switch will automatically return to its center
position, off position. It may be necessary to use the Emergency Hand Crank
Handle if loss of power occurs. If power has been lost, check the 30 amp
slow blow in line fuse near thee jack in the yellow capsule, which is usually
the problem. Be sure to replace it with only the same size amp fuse.
DRIVING TIPS
General
Get to know how your tow vehicle handles with the added weight of your
RV. The brakes and steering operation will be different. Before leaving on a
trip practice making right and left turns, braking, backing up and
accelerating. Below are tips to help you in your driving.
Clearance
Watch out for overhanging tree branches, awnings, or similar obstructions
that can damage your vehicle’s roof or equipment or accessories mounted on
the roof.
Turning
Generally the wheels of your Travel Trailer are set wider than those of your
tow vehicle. To avoid hitting curves or other vehicles, pull several feet
farther ahead before turning to allow for this extra width and the length of
your Travel Trailer. Left turns require a wider than normal swing into the
new lane of traffic to keep the trailer from encroaching into the opposing
lane. Use turn signals early to communicate to traffic behind and slow down
well in advance of any turn.
Passing
Avoid sudden maneuvers when passing a slower moving vehicle. Remember
that additional time and distance are required to pass safely. Wait until the
road is clear of oncoming traffic. Check the outside rearview mirrors and
signal lane change before passing. When you have safe clearance, signal
lane change and return to your original lane.