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Specifications

Minimum tread width ..... 32" ramps in narrow position
 

40" ramps in wide position

Maximum tread width ... 68" ramps in narrow position*
 

76" ramps in wide position*

Overall width - narrow axle .................................. 93½"
Overall width - wide axle ................................... 101½"
Overall length ....................................................... 136" 
Height at fenders ................................................. 29½"
Weight - empty ............................................... 620 lbs.
Tires  .........................................radials ST 205/75 R14 
Adjustable TieDown

 straps ..... fit tires with diameters 

  of 30" or less and 11" or less in tread width
Coupler information ....................................2" Class III
Ball height ............................................................... 18"
GAWR  (maximum axle capacity) .................3,500 lbs.
Maximum weight of towed vehicle ................4,250 lbs.
Trailer ball size ......................................................... 2"

* Vehicles with fender flares, or with fenders that over-
hang the wheels, may be susceptible to damage during 
cornering. Refer to step 1 in the “Towing” section.

WELCOME TO THE ROADMASTER FAMILY!

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his manual has been prepared to acquaint you with the assembly and operation of your tow dolly, and to provide 
you with important safety information. Read your owner’s manual cover to cover. Understand how to assemble 

and operate your tow dolly, and carefully follow the instructions and safety precautions. 
  Your tow dolly has a one-year limited warranty. 

To qualify for your warranty, fill out and return the enclosed 

product registration card within 30 days of purchase. 

  We thank you for your patronage, and greatly appreciate your discerning taste.

Record the serial number…

  Please record the serial number of your tow dolly 
in the space below. The number can be found on the 
front edge of the main bed. 
  Have the serial number at hand when calling for 
technical support or replacement parts. It will allow us 
to serve you faster and ensure that you receive the 
correct components.

Serial number:

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Safety Definitions

  Statements in this manual identified as follows are of special significance:

  WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situ-
ation which, if not avoided, could result in property 
damage, serious personal injury, or even death. 

  CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situ-
ation which, if not avoided, may result in property 
damage, or minor or moderate personal injury. 

  CAUTION used without the safety alert symbol 
indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, 
if not avoided, may result in property damage. 

NOTE

  Refers to important information and is placed in italic 
type. It is recommended that you take special notice of 
these items.

“Towing vehicle” and

“towed vehicle” — definition

  People frequently confuse the terms “towing vehicle” 
and “towed vehicle.” The “towing vehicle” is the one 
that pulls the dolly, while the “towed vehicle” is on the 
dolly. 
  To avoid confusion, the phrase “towing vehicle” has 
been replaced by “motorhome” (even though you may 
not be using a motorhome to tow the dolly). We will 
use the phrase “towed vehicle” as defined above.

Table of Contents

Specifications ....................................inside front cover
Safety definitions ..............................inside front cover
Tow dolly safety requirements ................................ 1-2
Before you assemble the dolly 
  (pre-assembly instructions) .................................... 2
Assembly instructions — 
  Wide axle ............................................................ 3-4
  Narrow axle ........................................................ 4-5
  Final assembly .................................................... 6-7
Before loading the dolly ............................................. 8
Using your tow dolly —
  Loading the dolly .............................................. 9-10
 Towing ................................................................. 11
  Unloading the dolly .............................................. 11
  Pulling the dolly empty ........................................ 12
Maintenance ............................................................ 12
Alignment instructions .............................................. 13
Adjusting the TieDown

 straps ................................ 14

Components ........................................................ 15-16
Limited Warranty ...................................................... 17
Pre-trip safety checklist ..............................back cover

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Страница 1: ... wheel height and the position of fender flares air dams or other body components may make it susceptible to damage when it is loaded unloaded or during transport or cornering For these reasons before tow ing any vehicle for the first time make certain it will not come into contact with the dolly Failure to follow these instructions may result in non warranty damage It is the owner s responsibilit...

Страница 2: ...acement parts It will allow us to serve you faster and ensure that you receive the correct components Serial number IMPORTANT NOTICE Safety Definitions Statements in this manual identified as follows are of special significance WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situ ation which if not avoided could result in property damage serious personal injury or even death CAUTION indicates a potentia...

Страница 3: ... attempt to unload the dolly without releasing TOW DOLLY SAFETY REQUIREMENTS the bed tilt lock the dolly and towed vehicle may be severely damaged 11 Replace broken worn or defective tow dolly com ponents before towing any vehicle 12 Torque the wheel lug nuts to 90 ft lbs every 50 miles for the first 200 miles Torque every 3 000 miles thereafter 13 Check the air pressure on both tires every 3 000 ...

Страница 4: ...show owner how to properly load unload and tow the vehicle 6 Assembler must caution owner to use a trailer ball ball mount and receiver that is rated at 5 000 pounds measure tread width from outside edge to outside edge Position of Minimum Maximum axles and ramps tread width tread width Axles narrow ramps narrow 32 68 Axles wide ramps narrow 32 68 Axles wide ramps wide 40 76 Failure to follow thes...

Страница 5: ...ositioning Chart on page two to measure the overall tread width of the vehicle to be towed and to determine the position for the axles and ramps 2A Attach one of the axles Starting on one side pull Use these instructions ONLY for wide axle assembly the axle out so the three holes in the top of the axle align with the three holes identified as W5 W6 and W7 in Figure 1 Insert x 4 bolts with washers ...

Страница 6: ...titled Alignment instruc tions 1B Start by opening the box and unloading everything except the main bed of the dolly Tear the walls of the box down and place solid wooden blocks or stands underneath each side of the frame so that the bottom of the main bed is about eight inches off the ground Now use the Axle and Ramp Positioning Chart on page two to measure the overall tread width of the vehicle ...

Страница 7: ... position Failure to install and secure all bolts as instructed may cause the axle to separate from the main bed resulting in property damage personal injury or even death 5B Secure the ramp and axle on the other side Re peat Steps 2B 4B to secure the ramp and axle on the other side You must install the ramp axle and tie rod on the other side at the same width position as you did for the first sid...

Страница 8: ...nd nut 9 Attach the stabilizer bars Attach both stabilizer bars to the tongue with a x 5 bolt washers and continued on next page Figure 3 Now that the axles and ramps have been assembled install the fenders tires tongue and stabilizer bars 6 Install the fenders Position one of the fenders onto the five bolts protruding from the back side of the hub assembly Install the flat washers Now secure the ...

Страница 9: ...aration resulting in property damage personal injury or even death 11 Test the lighting Test the tow dolly to be certain that the marker lights turn signals and brake lights are all functioning properly The wiring is coded as fol lows 12 Adjust the electric brakes The tow dolly is equipped with electric brakes For the electric brakes to function a brake controller must be installed in the motorhom...

Страница 10: ...amps narrow 32 68 Axles wide ramps wide 40 76 Axle and ramp positioning chart 1 The instructions on the following pages contain references to various components of the tow dolly Use Figure 6 above to familiarize yourself with their names before reading the Using your tow dolly section 2 Check the tread width Before attempting to load the towed vehicle measure the tread width see the Axle and ramp ...

Страница 11: ...TieDown straps Be certain that the TieDown straps do not touch any components behind the wheel such as struts continued on next page Loading 1 Park the motorhome on a flat level surface Make sure that the motorhome s engine is off with the trans mission in park and that the emergency brake is on 2 Position the dolly in line with the motorhome and place the coupler over the trailer ball Make certai...

Страница 12: ...e the straps to be chafed while towing which may cause the strap s to separate resulting in property damage personal injury or even death Notice that the hook will always go toward the rear and that the buckle will always be on the outside of the tire Identify the passenger side strap and install it on the tire as shown in Figure 7 Position the hook so that it is centered with the tire As close as...

Страница 13: ...may be greatly increased Failure to compensate for the tow dolly and towed vehicle while towing may result in a loss of vehicular control which may cause property damage personal injury or even death 2 If the tow dolly sways or fishtails while towing bring the motorhome to a slow controlled stop Each of the following can cause or contribute to vehicle sway tow ing a vehicle backwards excessive wei...

Страница 14: ...ain every 3 000 miles or every six months Inspect the straps hooks and adjustment buckles for any damage or excessive wear Promptly replace the straps if they are damaged in any way 5 King pins Check and maintain every 3 000 miles or every six months Lubricate the upper and lower grease fitting on both king pins with wheel bearing grease 6 Tie rod ball joints Check and maintain every 3 000 miles o...

Страница 15: ... the dolly and you are ready to proceed with the Toe in adjustment below 5 If the dimensions are not equal loosen the lock nuts on the end of Tube A and Tube B Figure 10 Then re move the six bolts in the center rod 6 Rotate Tube Aand Tube B as necessary to make Line AD the same length as Line BC When these measure ments are equal the hubs are square with the dolly Step 2 Toe in adjustment 1 The do...

Страница 16: ...Be certain that the strap is routed through the buckle as shown in Figure 11 before towing The strap will not secure the towed vehicle if it is not routed through the buckle correctly Failure to properly route the strap will cause the strap to loosen which may cause the towed vehicle to separate from the motorhome resulting in prop erty damage personal injury or even death ADJUSTING THE TIEDOWN ST...

Страница 17: ...00 81 3c 1 Cotter pin not shown 4755 3d 1 Dust cap and ring 21 3 AL 100 3e 1 Bearing and seal kit not shown one side only includes one grease seal and two bearings 2000 33 Item Qty Description Part Number 4 1 Lug nut 357310 00 5 1 Tongue assembly 921008 6 1 Tire and wheel 200330 80 7 Fender passenger side with light items 7a through 7c 921003 7a 1 Stop light passenger side 300220 30 7b 1 Mud flap ...

Страница 18: ...ne strap 2114 15 non adjustable one strap 2115 18 1 Axle assembly passenger side 921007 2 must be ordered with kingpin part number 921009 2 Axle assembly driver s side 921007 1 must be ordered with kingpin part number 921009 1 19 1 Storage cover with lock 2000 30 1 Storage cover lock and key not shown 2000 11 20 1 Light clearance amber 300220 20 21 1 Stabilizer bar 921006 22 1 Tongue latch and rel...

Страница 19: ...ts of original or improved design in the repair or replacement If ROADMASTER repairs or replaces a product its warranty continues for the remaining portion of the original Warranty Period or 60 days from the date of the return shipment to the customer whichever is greater All re placed products and all parts removed from repaired products LIMITED WARRANTY become the property of ROADMASTER ROADMAST...

Страница 20: ...is in the correct gear for towing see towed vehicle s owner s manual The TieDown straps are centered on the tires and tightened properly The TieDown straps are not twisted and cannot chafe or rub The ratchets are in the down position for towing and unloading All wheel lug nuts are torqued to 90 ft lbs The Accu Lube hubs have been lubricated The tire pressure is correct for towing loaded or unloade...

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