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Installation Instructions
Scout Trailer Kit
Part#87400/87400-01
Storage
Fully inflate all tires. Cover the tires to protect them from UV rays. Place something between the
tires and the ground. Make sure the base you use is larger than the actual footprint of the tire. If
possible, store tires off the trailer during storage to prevent flat spots. If you do not remove the
tires for long-term storage, periodically move the trailer to prevent flat spots.
Chock the wheels front and rear. Leave the parking brake off. Angle the tongue downward to
assist in snow and water run off.
Store your trailer under a covered area if possible. If not, avoid parking under trees or in areas
where grass and weeds will grow. If using a cover, be sure it is made of a breathable material.
This will help in preventing mold and mildew.
Wash the exterior of the trailer and clean interior thoroughly.
Inspect all roof seams, body seams and door seals for cracks and openings. Make sure all seals
are in place. Apply rubber seal protectant/conditioner such as 303 rubber seal protectant or
Nextzett Gummi Pflege Stift. Replace seals if necessary.
Service all locks with a graphite lubricant. Work key in and out after applying lubricant. Lube all
hinges with Break-Free CLP or other high grade lubricant.
Leave doors open if possible. If not possible, remove all items from interior, make sure interior is
completely dry. Use desiccant such as OmniDry, Damprid, silica gel or other desiccant product.
Many RV dealers will sell a desiccant kit. Use one in each cabinet and one in the tongue box.
Always replace or reactivate desiccant at least every six (6) months. We recommend using 1 lb
silica gel desiccant packages. Some desiccants may be reactivated while others need to be
replaced, both are effective in fighting moisture, while those that can be reactivated (silica gel
based)are more cost effective in the long term. It is recommended to place a dryer sheet in each
cabinet. This will help reduce any odors and also helps repel rodents.
Lube all zerk fittings with lithium /silicon based grease. Do not use any petroleum based grease or
graphite.
Lube hitch coupler with hitch ball grease and lube all pivots and sliding points on the couple with
SAE 30wt. Motor oil .
Lubricate all electrical contacts with dielectric grease.
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