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at the center of the front wall. (Do not push against the stone guard.) Pull
down on roof until the front wall contacts both of the rubber bumpers on the
frame. (Again, the roof may spring up slightly.) Standing behind the axle on
the door side, push down on roof until it latches, using the foot stirrup as
needed. Repeat on other side of trailer to latch.
14. Secure the four draw latches located at each corner. The draw latches are
equipped with loops through which padlocks may be placed to secure the
trailer. (Only one lock is necessary.)
15. To stow corner jacks, crank handle counter-clockwise until jacks are raised
completely.
16. Raise tongue jack by turning handle counter-clockwise and stow tongue jack
wheel. Position tongue coupler onto car hitch ball and latch into place. Never
use an equalizing hitch to raise the rear of your tow vehicle above its normal
ride height. This will add stress to your trailer’s axle and tires.
17. If using a load equalizing hitch system, install spring bars of equalizing hitch
into place according to manufacturer’s instructions.
18. Attach safety chains and the electrical connector to your tow vehicle.
19. Check to see that all outside marker lights, brake lights, and turn signals on
the trailer are functioning properly. Test the trailer brakes as you pull away.
20. See page 51 for chair placement on slide out models.
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