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1. SL100_User’s Manual_2017
SL100
• Raise the floor panels to working height.
• Fold the built-in floor legs within the floor structure. Pin and secure.
Failure to fold built-in floor legs will cause serious damage to the roof panels.
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• Close the floor panels completely.
• Store leveling jacks and struts underneath the floor.
• Lower the roof panels to working height.
• Fold the overhang rigging beams. Pin and secure.
• Close the roof panels, one side at a time.
Make sure there are no obstructions between the closed floor panels and the roof panels.
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4.3 Lowering Trailer to Ground Level
• Slide up all six (6) leg extensions underneath the chassis. Pin and secure.
• Lower the trailer slowly and steadily until it rests on its wheels.
Trailer must remain relatively leveled. Lower the trailer in small increments of approximately 6’’ (15 cm) at a time.
• Hitch the trailer to the towing vehicle.
• Connect lighting and braking power cord to the tractor.
• Check and connect the emergency breakaway cable to the tractor (refer to section 7.4).
Make sure hauling system is secured before leaving site.
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• Raise all four (4) stabilizers completely.
• Fasten the ratchet straps to secure the roof panels at the front and rear of the trailer.
Use the provided hooks; do not install ratchet straps to rigging plates.
• Make sure the trailer is ready for transport. All retractable equipment and
components must be fastened and secured. Storage and engine compartments
must be closed and secured.
NOTE
If your stage is equipped with an air ride suspension:
Make sure the suspension sets evenly in its sockets. Do not drop
the stage onto its wheels before completing disassembly. Make sure the air bags do not become wedged while inflating.
Stageline Mobile Stage recommends a speed limit of 60 mph (97 km/h). In the event of windy conditions,
reduce your speed.
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