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Operating Trailer Features
This section covers details on using the common features on your trailer correctly.
Stabilizer Legs
The Stabilizer legs are fitted to make the trailer stable when occupied. Important things to note are:
• Always try to set the Stabilizers up in a vertical position, 90 degrees to the chassis as shown in figure
below.
• Do not try and lift the full trailer weight when winding out the Stabilizer. There are small bevel gears
and roll pins that may shear when overloaded.
• When setting down or stowing Stabilizer legs, ensure the pins on the release handle correctly engage
to stop the leg collapsing under load or lowering during transit.
• Disassemble and maintain according to the maintenance schedule.
Connecting Shore Power
You can connect your trailer to shore power via the external input socket pictured below. Always ensure the
following:
• Only use this connection for 110-120 volt AC, 60 hz 50 ampere supply.
• Do not exceed circuit rating.
• Site power is protected with an RCD device.
• Power leads are not coiled but laid out alongside the trailer without causing a trip hazard.
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