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5.
Use the motorcycle rail kit
on flat and level surfaces
capable of supporting the motorcycle
rail kit. Pulling or pushing a load on slanted or uneven surfaces can result in loss of control.
6.
Storing motorcycle rail kit.
When the motorcycle rail kit is not in use, store it in a secure place
out of the reach of children. Inspect it for good working condition prior to storage and before
re-use.
7.
Always -
Make sure to position the rail kit and motorcycle to ensure that there is enough tongue
weight on the trailer.
8.
Always -
Make sure when mounting rail kit to a tilt bed trailer, to position the rail kit so the trailer
bed does not tilt before the rear wheel of the motorcycle has come onto the trailer bed.
9.
Always -
Make sure all loading channels and or locking pins are secured before road travel.
10.
Notice -
When transporting one bike on a double trailer set up, reposition one of the rail kits to
the center of the trailer bed.
11.
Always -
Make sure to secure the motorcycle using at least 4 ratcheting tie-down straps of
proper size and capacity. Note this rail kit is equipped with 4 tie-down lugs.
ASSEMBLY
1. Place the Chock Head (1), Front Rails (6), Middle Rails (8), Right Rear Rail (9), Left Rear Rail
(10) and Tie-down Lugs (12) on a clean hard flat surface.
SEE DRAWING ABOVE FOR STEPS 2 to 5:
2. Insert Front Rails (6) into the Chock Head (1), align the holes on Front Rails (6), Chock Head (1)
and Tie-down Lugs (12) and secure them with Nuts (2), Lock Washers (3), Washers (4) and
Bolts (5).
3. Insert Middle Rails (8) into Front Rails (6) and secure them with Nuts (2), Lock Washers (3),
Washers (4) and Bolts (7).
4. Insert Right Rear Rail (9) and Left Rear Rail (10) into Middle Rails (8) and secure them with Nuts
(2), Lock Washers (3), Washers (4) and Bolts (7).
5. Screw Adjusting Stands (11) under Chock Head (1) up or down, making sure Adjusting Stands
(11) and Tie-down Lugs (12) are at the same level.
