MDC ROBSON XTT - Hitch

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Hitch

How to Hitch your coupling.

Here is a short guide on how to safely use your coupling to couple and uncouple the trailer from the towing vehicle.

Make sure the handbrake is applied prior to coupling and uncoupling.

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Table of Contents4
General Safety Information6
Safety Alert Symbols and Signal Words6
Reporting Safety Defects7
Tow Vehicle and Trailer Compatibility7
Terminology & Abbreviations8
Tire Safety Information10
Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit - Trailer10
Trailers 10,000 Pounds GVWR or Less10
Steps for Determining Load Limit - TOW VEHICLE11
Tire Safety - Everything Rides on It11
Safety First - Basic Tire Maintenance11
Finding Your Vehicles Recommended Tire Pressure and Load Limit11
Understanding Tire Pressure and Load Limits12
Checking Tire Pressure12
Steps for Maintaining Proper Tire Pressure12
Tire Size12
Tire Tread13
Tire Balance and Wheel Alignment13
Tire Repair13
Tire Fundamentals13
Information on Light Truck Tires13
Treadwear Number UTQGS Information14
Additional Information on Light Truck Tires15
Tire Safety Tips15
Tire Pressure Table16
Propane Safety16
Gas Certification16
General Safety16
Propane Cylinder Safety17
Gas Appliance Safety17
Electrical Safety18
Shore Power18
GFI Safety Switch18
Battery Compartment18
General Safety19
Brakes19
Brake Controller19
Brake Maintenance and Adjustment19
Maintenance19
Jacking Your Trailer20
Dangerous Gases20
Trailer Specifications21
MDC Contact Details and Stores21
Using Your Trailer22
Instructional Videos22
Connecting to the Tow Vehicle23
Towing with Trucks and Buses23
Hitch24
How to Hitch Your Coupling24
Coupling26
Uncoupling28
Connecting Wiring29
Connecting the Safety Chains29
Loading Your Trailer30
Pre-Trip Inspection30
Operating Trailer Features31
Stabilizer Legs31
Connecting Shore Power31
Using the Slide out Kitchen32
12 Volt Electrical System33
Control Panel33
Towing Your Trailer34
Speed and Road Conditions34
Trailer Sway34
Fatigue34
Daily Checks34
Correct Wiring of Tow Vehicle35
Choosing a Camp Site36
Inclement Weather36
Care and Maintenance of the Trailer37
Protection of Finishes37
Corrosion Protection37
Winterizing the Trailer37
Post Winter37
Trailer Body Maintenance38
Mechanical Maintenance38
Wheels and Tires38
Brakes38
Brake Adjustment38
Brake Cleaning and Inspection38
Magnets39
Shoes and Linings39
Bearings and Seals40
Suspension40
Handbrake40
Hitch41
Ball Bearing Slides42
Plumbing42
Hot Water System42
Safety Symbols and Signal Words42
Safety Behavior and Practices42
Responsibilities of the Operator42
Safe Operation43
While Driving43
Safe Handling of Malfunctions44
Safe Maintenance and Repair44
Safety Features44
Operating Instructions45
How the Appliance Works45
Pressure Relief Valve46
Access Door47
Removing the Access Door48
Closing the Access Door48
Starting the Appliance49
Inspections before each Use49
Operating Procedures50
Operating Modes (Control Panel)52
Operation in Frost Conditions53
Winterizing54
Winterizing the Appliance54
Winterizing the RV with Winterizing Fluid55
Draining the Water and Cleaning the Water Inlet Filter56
Decalcification58
Water Supply67
Water Pumps67
Switch Supply Tanks67
Fresh Water Tanks68
Toilet Care and Maintenance69
Schematics & Part Numbers70
Spare Part Numbers70
Electrical Diagram71
Hub Assembly73
Trailing Arms and Bushes74
Service Record and Schedule75
Travel Record97
Warranty Policy99

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