5. You may need to extend the Jack further to clear the trailer hitch. When the vehicle is
completely clear, and it is safe to do so, drive the vehicle away from the trailer.
CAUTION:
Have a spotter watch this operation to be sure the trailer is clear of the vehicle,
and does not roll away.
Using the jack to mount the trailer to the Towing Vehicle.
CAUTION:
If the trailer tongue is too heavy, do not attempt to lift it; seek assistance.
1. If the trailer tongue is resting on the ground, pull the Swivel Handle allowing the Trailer Jack
to rotate downward. Keep fingers and hands clear of shaft.
2. Lift the trailer tongue, while the Jack rotates into the lowered position.
3. Pull the Swivel Handle out and engage the pins, locking the Jack into the lowered position.
4. Rotate the Crank Handle clockwise to raise the trailer to the level of the towing vehicle’s
hitch.
5. With the assistance of a spotter, move the vehicle to the trailer, or roll the trailer to the
vehicle.
6. Mount the trailer onto the towing vehicle’s hitch.
7. Turn the Crank Handle counterclockwise to raise the Trailer Jack slightly, transferring the
trailer weight onto the towing vehicle.
8. Pull out the Swivel Handle, and rotate the Jack into its upright position. Fully engage the
Swivel Handle locking pins before moving trailer.
CAUTION:
Do not drive trailer with jack in lowered position.
MAINTENANCE
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Maintain your Trailer Jack.
Before each use, inspect the general condition of the tool. Check
for loose hardware, misalignment or binding of moving parts, cracked or broken parts, damaged
electrical wiring, and any other condition that may affect its safe operation.
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Keep all moving parts lightly lubricated to prevent corrosion.
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After use
, wipe external surfaces of the tool with clean cloth.
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