FOR USE ON ROOF RAILS THAT HAVE A WIDTH OF NOT LESS THAN 15mm OR GREATER THAN 45mm
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8. Slide each of the mounting brackets into the channel on the underside of the aluminium bar.
9. The off cuts of the underside rubber strip can then be cut to size and inserted into the channel
between the clamp and the end of the aluminium bar.
10. Secure the end caps onto the roof racks by tapping them over the aluminium channel end
with a soft hammer for a secure fit.
12. Always ensure that the mounting bracket is correctly connected (A) to the roof rail. Incorrect
connection (B) can lead to unstable loads, causing a danger to other road users.
11. Attach the roof racks to your vehicle's roof rails. When the mounting brackets are attached to
the roof rail, tighten the grip with the supplied Allen key on all 4 mounting brackets.
13. When both roof racks are connected
correctly, secure them by fitting the lockable
cover and lock with the security keys.
REMINDER:
Remove the keys once the roof racks have been secured and store them in a safe place.
DO NOT drive with the keys left in the lock.
14. The load must be evenly distributed over the area of the carrier system (B), and the centre of
gravity of the load kept as low as possible. Narrow and heavy loads (example: metal tubes) are to be
carried near the feet of the carrier system. Loads which overhang the ends of the carrier system (C)
and shall conform to any relevant laws or by-laws in force, and shall be adequately secured table
loads, causing a danger to other road users.
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION STEPS TO INSTALL THE ROOF RACKS ONTO ANOTHER VEHICLE.
TRANSFERRING ROOF RACKS FROM ONE VEHICLE TO ANOTHER
Using the Allen key provided loosen the adjustment screw on the mounting brackets to open the gripping
arms wide enough to remove the roof racks from the vehicles roof rails.
CAUTION: Do not use elastic straps to tie down load.
Allen key
Allen key
Screw Pin
Gripper Pivot
Adjustment Screw
Open elevated rails
The end of the gripper MUST be
secured under the bar as shown in
image A. If the gripper is not
secured correctly as shown in image
B it may become dislodged.
