Roadmaster Sterling - TOW BAR LEVELING GUIDELINES; Maximum Out-of-Level Limit; Determining Safe Angle

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SAFE
ZONE
3"
LEVEL
FAILURE TO FOLLOW ANY ONE OF THESE WARNINGS MAY RESULT
IN PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH
3"
DO NOT TOW IF STERLING IS OVER 3 INCHES
OUT OF LEVEL. See Caution on next page.
Towing with an upward or downward slope of the tow bar puts undue strain on the tow bar and
mounting brackets. DO NOT TOW if the STERLING is over 3 inches out of level as shown.
To determine if your bar is at a safe angle:
a. Connect motorhome and car on level ground.
b. Measure from the ground to the center of the motorhome's receiver.
c. Measure from the ground to the center of the base pin.
d. Compare these two measurements. If they are more than 3" apart,
you will need to use a Receiver Drop. This will increase or decrease the height of
the motorhome's receiver. ROADMASTER manufactures several receiver drops in
various heights to accommodate various out of level situations.
CENTER
OF RE-
CEIVER
NOT SAFE
NOT SAFE
CENTER
OF BASE
PIN
CENTER
OF BASE
PIN