11
g
Fig. 23
Place the drive units with the crossbar and attachment set (b)
onto the vehicle frame and screw tight with the two screws (c)
so that it is just possible to slide along the frame.
The gripper (a) must lie completely flat on the chassis
frame.
a
b
c
Fig. 24
b
Fig. 25
Position the drive rollers so that they are approximately at the
height of the wheel hub / centre.
min. 110 mm
Driving direction
Fig. 26
If there is a height difference, Truma has 30 mm and 60 mm
spacer sets in its accessory program to compensate for the
height difference.
Spacer set 30 mm, part no. 60030-95000,
Spacer set 60 mm, part no. 60030-95100.
Ensure there is
enough clearance to the ground
(min. 110 mm).
The correct distance can be set between the tyre and the
roller (20 mm) with the provided spacer by sliding the (disen-
gaged) drive units in the longitudinal direction. The movable
middle tube makes it possible to adapt to the width of the
frame.
20 mm
min. 110 mm
Driving direction
Fig. 27
Slide drive units in lateral direction so that the maximum
amount of tyre tread is covered.
Ensure that there is adequate clearance between the gearbox
and the tyre / shock absorber so that they do not touch.
min.
10 mm
Fig. 28
The minimum clearance with the drive units engaged is
10 mm.
After positioning correctly, slightly tighten the screws (c) of
the attachment set and then check the defined distances
again. During this, the weight of the caravan must be on the
tyres.
Place the adjustable connection pipe in the centre (use the
marking) and fix each side with 2 threaded bolts (g) M8 x 12
(
15 Nm
).
The threaded bolts are coated with sealant, and may
therefore only be bolted in once.
Recheck that the distance to the tyres is 20 mm (when the
wheels are under load). Then tighten the 2 screws of the at-
tachment set (M10) alternately with a torque of 25 Nm.
25 Nm
Fig. 29
The screws are coated with a sealant and may therefore
only be screwed in once.
Fit covering plates
Place covering plate onto housing and fix in position with
3 guide pins in each case (knock in with a hammer or screw-
driver handle).
