Exterior
6-6 2020 Flying Cloud
Axle and Running Gear Assembly
Each rubber torsion axle is aligned during
manufacturing, and double-checked on a random
basis� Alignment after delivery is the customer’s
responsibility�
Hitting chuck holes or rough railroad tracks while
traveling straight will only cause misalignment after
the tire has struck such objects many times� Of
course, a deep enough hole can affect the alignment
immediately�
The worse culprit is a curb because they are normally
struck at an angle� Rear axles are occasionally
damaged when people are attempting to park beside a
curb while backing up their trailer�
The trailer axle(s) is bent upward in the middle� This
bend is normal and is how the camber is obtained�
Also, toe-in is built into the axle by very slight bends in
the axle tube on each end�
Tire wear indicates misalignment� Check with your
dealer for the nearest location having the proper
equipment to correct the trailer’s alignment�
Refer to Section 8 - Maintenance for camber and toe-in
specications.
Nev-R-Lube Drums/Bearings
All Flying Cloud models are equipped with Nev-R-
Lube bearings� Dexter’s Nev-R-Lube bearings are
compromised of opposed tapered roller bearing cones
sealed inside a precision-ground, one-piece, double-
cup arrangement� These bearings are designed with
a small amount of axial end-play� The end-play is
essential to the longevity of the bearing’s service life�
Refer to Section 8 - Maintenance for Nev-R-Lube
Bearing inspection�
Power Jack
A switch located on the bottom of the housing operates
the power jack� When the jack is fully extended or
retracted, internal limit switches automatically shut off
the motor�
The jack is wired directly to the battery and has an
spade fuse located in the battery box between the
battery and the power head� For fuse information and
part number, refer to section 8 - Maintenance of this
manual�
• Use the jack for lifting the trailer only�
• Never get beneath the travel trailer when only the
power jack supports it�
• Support the vehicle by appropriate means�
WARNING
Avoid the risk of injury to yourself and others.
Keep hands and feet from under the foot plate
when using the jack. Do not use or install dolly
wheels on the power jack. Failure to comply could
result in serious injury
Power Jack Fuse
Should an electrical failure occur, rst check to see if
the fuse has blown� The fuse is located in the battery
box within a square fuse holder� If the fuse is not blown
and the jack still will not operate you can manually
operate the jack by placing the manual override
handle into the alignment tube and engaging the drive
pin� Rotating the handle counterclockwise to raise
or clockwise to lower the trailer� If the fuse is blown,
replace the fuse with the same type and check to see if
the jack is now operable�
Refer to the Maintenance section for replacement and
maintenance of the power jack�
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