BAXLEY ST-001, Руководство пользователя

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SPECIFICATIONS
ST-001 Sport Bike Trailer
Dimensions
Length: 10’ 8”
Width: 5’2”
Height: 23”
Weight: 260 lbs.
Tires: 155 R 12 882# @ 32 PSI
Load Capacity: 550 lbs.
Trailer Ball: 2”
Finish: Powder coat
THIS TRAILER IS DESIGNED FOR SPORT BIKES ONLY.
DO NOT USE TO TOW A MOTORCYCLE WITH A WHEEL
BASE LONGER THAN 60 INCHES OR A WEIGHT GREATER
THAN 550LBS.
A LONGER WHEELBASE MAY AFFECT PROPER WEIGHT
DISTRIBUTION OF THE TRAILER AND MAKE IT UNSAFE TO
USE. THE TRAILER SHOULD NEVER BE TONGUE LIGHT
THE CHOCK IS DESIGNED TO HOLD A 120/110 - 16”/17”
FRONT TIRE ONLY.
WARNING
SERIOUS INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE CAN RESULT IF
THIS VEHICLE IS TOWED BEFORE FAMILIARIZING YOURSELF
WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OWNER’S MANUAL AND THE
CAUTIONS LISTED BELOW:
CAUTION
BEFORE TOWING THIS TRAILER CHECK THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS:
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Coupler hitch and trailer ball are the same size.
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Coupler is latched and has lock or bolt thru latch.
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Safety chains are crisscrossed under the tongue and attached to the towing
vehicle.
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All trailer lighting is operating properly.
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Load is attached to the trailer securely.
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Tongue jack (if trailer is equipped) is flipped in horizontal position.
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Latch bar is rotated in proper position.
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Wheel lug nuts are properly tightened.
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Tires are in good condition and properly inflated.
•
Load is within trailer capacity (550 lbs. Max)
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USE CAUTION when raising and lowering the trailer.
DO NOT RIDE THE TRAILER OR STAND ON IT WHEN IT IS IN
MOTION
KEEP OTHERS AWAY FROM TRAILER WHILE TILTING AND
LOADING.
NOTICE
THIS TRAILER IS DESIGNED FOR SPORT BIKES ONLY.
DO NOT USE TO TOW A MOTORCYCLE WITH A WHEEL BASE
LONGER THAN 60 INCHES OR A WEIGHT GREATER THAN 550LBS.
A LONGER WHEELBASE MAY AFFECT PROPER WEIGHT
DISTRIBUTION OF THE TRAILER AND MAKE IT UNSAFE TO USE.
THE CHOCK IS DESIGNED TO HOLD A 120/70-17 FRONT TIRE OR A
120/60-17 FRONT TIRE ONLY.
You are required to comply with all local
and state requirements regarding brakes, licensing and any additional equipment
that may be necessary. Contact your state motor vehicle department for more
information.
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