FUV Owner's Guide - 128
Securing the FUV (Tie-Down)
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ALWAYS use tire straps on all three wheels to fully
secure the FUV for transport.
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ALWAYS follow local laws and regulations
regarding tie-down and transport requirements for
3-wheel vehicles.
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DONOT use sling type equipment when towing.
Damage may occur.
Emergency Towing
If the FUV becomes inoperable , it can be towed on a flat-
bed trailer under the following conditions:
l The FUV is facing forward for towing in a forward
direction.
l Place the Direction Switch in Neutral (•). See page
32.
l Maximum speed is 35 mph (56 km/h).
l Maximum distance is 50 mi (80 km).
Recreational Transport
Recreational vehicle transport refers to towing the FUV
behind another vehicle such as a motor home.
You cannot tow the FUV with any wheels on the ground
as vehicle or transmission damage will occur. You must
tow your FUV with all three wheels off the ground, such as
when using a flat-bed trailer.
Consider the following important points before
transporting the FUV:
l Before towing the FUV, become familiar with the
local laws that apply to recreational vehicle towing.
These laws vary by region.
l The towing capacity of the towing vehicle. Follow
the tow vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.
l Whether the vehicle has the proper towing
equipment.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
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