2023 OWNER’S MANUAL
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Hose o the brake rotors and calipers, along with all other parts
of the trailer that have come in contact with salt water or brackish
water, as this will minimize corrosion. A fresh water flush of the
system is the most critical aspect of trailer maintenance.
Extremely thick, heavy rust on rotor surfaces will not allow the
wheel assembly to rotate freely, resulting in heat build-up and
premature wear on components. Clean or replace components
as necessary.
Brake pads must be replaced when 3/32” (.094”) or less of the
pad friction material is left.
Brake pad replacement should be performed by an authorized
MasterCraft dealer. Improper pad replacement may decrease
braking effectiveness, potentially resulting in a collision as
a result of failure to stop the tow vehicle within an acceptable
distance.
Rotors should be resurfaced by a qualified brake specialist if
extreme galling or wear marks are present.
Worn rotors must be replaced. Failure to do so may result in brake
failure, which may cause serious injury or death.
• Sucient overhead clearance before removing the boat/trailer
from cover, or when towing so that the unit will clear any
overhead items such as trees, bridges, overhead power lines,
overpasses, etc.
This trailer is manufactured to meet the applicable federal safety
standards at the time of manufacture. Check the local and state
requirements regarding any additional equipment that may
be required.
NOTE: Trailer laws covering such things as brakes, lights, safety
cables, licenses, etc., will vary from state to state. Be sure that the
trailer is in full compliance with applicable state laws.
An authorized MasterCraft dealer can help in this regard.
Otherwise, contact the nearest state motor vehicle department.
MAINTENANCE
NOTE: Failure to follow these routine procedures may result in
failures that are not covered under warranty.
Failure to follow maintenance procedures as outlined in this
Owner’s Manual may result in component failure. Such failure
is not covered under warranty. Failure may also result in loss of
control or other malfunction that could potentially lead to serious
injury or death!
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