ELIMINATOR
II
FTB
(PN
48
‐
979080)
INSTALLATION
MANUAL
Patent:
8,950,777
B1
The
Eliminator
II
is
an
automatic
stabilizer
for
your
scissor
jacks.
Once
it
is
installed
there
are
no
adjustments
required
for
normal
use
of
the
system.
Tool
List:
Basic
hand
tools
and
wrenches,
Allen
Wrenches,
Clamp,
and
Electric
Drill
Orientation
of
Front
‐
To
‐
Back
(FTB)
unit:
The
FTB
unit
is
a
universal
fit
for
all
four
front
to
back
corners
of
an
RV
travel
trailer.
For
example,
Exhibit
1,
p.
2,
shows
the
rear
Passenger
(RT)
side
corner
position
for
the
installation.
If
there
is
an
obstruction
preventing
installation,
the
FTB
unit
can
be
installed
on
one
of
the
other
corners.
Assembly:
1.
Open
the
carton
and
lay
out
the
components
and
check
the
Parts
List
on
p.
6.
2.
Assemble
Frame
Mount
Plate
(#1),
Swing
Plate
(#2),
Short
Link
(#3),
and
Long
Link
(#5)
with
the
½”
x
3/8”
shoulder
bolts(#6),
½”
nylon
washers,
and
3/8”
‐
16
nuts
(#9)
and
set
aside.
(See
Exhibit
2,
p.
3
and
Parts
List
p.
6).
Note:
Make
sure
the
nylon
washer
fits
over
the
shoulder
of
the
shoulder
bolt
before
tightening.
A
little
dab
of
grease
on
the
shoulder
bolt
will
help
the
links
pivot.
3.
Assemble
Short
Connecting
Link
(#2),
5/15”
‐
24
x
¾”
Flat
Head
Screw
(#3),
and
Eye
Rod
End
(#4)
per
Exhibit
3,
p.
4.
Note:
Align
the
eye
rod
end
(#4,
Exhibit
3)
straight
up
and
down.
4.
Remove
the
scissor
jack
foot
pad
bolts
at
the
bottom
of
the
scissor
jack
and
install
the
two
3/8”
‐
16
x3
½”
hex
bolts
(#16,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5).
Tip:
If
you
lower
the
scissor
jack
until
it
stabilizes
on
the
ground,
you
will
be
able
to
slide
the
3/8”
bolts
(#16)
in
and
out
easier.
5.
Install
the
assembled
short
connection
link
(#4,
Exhibit
4,
p
5)
to
the
bottom
of
the
scissor
jack
foot
pad
(p.
5).
Do
not
over
tighten
the
bolts,
the
scissor
jack
needs
to
pivot
on
the
bolts
to
work
smoothly.
6.
Attach
the
assembled
Swing
Plate
end
(#2,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5)
to
the
assembled
short
connecting
link
rod
end
(#10,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5)
using
the
5/16”
‐
18
nylock
nut
(#8,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5)
and
5/16”
‐
18
x
1
½”bolt
(#7,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5).
7.
After
the
FTB
unit
is
assembled
and
attached
to
the
scissor
jack
foot
pad,
fully
retract
the
scissor
jack.
(Warning!
If
the
scissor
jack
is
not
fully
retracted,
the
FTB
cannot
be
attached
to
the
frame
properly
and
could
damage
the
FTB
and/or
frame.)
8.
With
the
scissor
jack
in
the
full
retract
position,
raise
the
assembled
Frame
Mount
Plate
(#1,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5)
to
the
frame
of
the
trailer
and
clamp
in
place.
The
Frame
Mounting
Plate
will
self
‐
locate
in
the
proper
position
if
the
scissor
jack
is
fully
retracted.
(Warning!
If
the
scissor
jack
is
not
fully
retracted,
the
FTB
cannot
be
attached
to
the
frame
properly
and
could
damage
the
FTB
and/or
frame.)
9.
Secure
the
Frame
Mounting
Plate
to
the
trailer
frame
by
drilling
the
TEK
screws
(#15,
Exhibit
4,
p.
5),
thru
the
Frame
Mounting
Plate
slot
into
the
trailer
frame.
The
TEK
screws
are
self
‐
drilling
and
self
‐
tapping.
NOTE:
If
you
are
installing
the
FTB
on
an
RV
Trailer
with
an
I
Beam
frame
you
will
want
make
sure
you
are
not
drilling
into
the
center
of
the
I
Beam.
If
you
have
a
tube
frame
or
a
C
Channel
frame
you
can
use
either
the
slot
holes
on
the
Frame
Mounting
Plate
or
the
holes
on
the
side
of
the
Frame
Mounting
Plate
(see
page
5).
This
completes
the
installation
of
the
Eliminator
II
FTB.
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