Ifor Williams Trailers TT2012, Руководство пользователя

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Note: when TB ramp or sliding skids are open, or when the mini-skids are attached prior to loading,
the trailer rear lights are obscured. It is essential put a warning device (approved warning triangle) at
the rear of the working area (upstream of traffic).
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Position the vehicle or rolling load so that it lines up with the trailer.
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It is advisable to lower the drivers-side window to give access to the steering wheel
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If skids are being used, adjust skid positions so that they line up with the vehicle wheels.
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The CT177 and TB trailers have sliding winch mountings. Slide the winch to a position where
the cable or strap aligns with the winching point on the vehicle being loaded.
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Be aware that when loading cars to any Tiltbed trailer, there is a generic issue of “spoiler
clearance” . Guidance specific to different Tiltbed types is given in the relevant sections of
5.2.5 below. However, there will be types of motor car – “supercars” and modified cars –
where the combination of front overhang and front ground clearance prevent those vehicles
from being loaded on ANY Ifor Williams Tiltbed. Ifor Williams Distributors will advise on
suitability. Ifor Williams do not make bespoke solutions for such vehicles.