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If you are experiencing dragging brakes on your TrailMax Utility Vehicle, check the brake balance and for any binding issues between the tractor and trailer.
What to do if my TrailMax Utility Vehicle brake drum has heavy heat check?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle's brake drum has a heavy heat check, which may be caused by brake adjustment or constant heating and cooling, replace the brake drum.
What causes oil stained drums in TrailMax TD-40-T and how to fix it?
Oil stained drums in your TrailMax Utility Vehicle are likely caused by a leaking seal. To fix this, replace the seal, clean the drums, and replace the linings.
What to do if TrailMax TD-40-T Utility Vehicle brake lining is blue or discolored?
If the brake lining of your TrailMax Utility Vehicle is blue or discolored, de-glaze the brake lining with emery cloth.
What to do if TrailMax TD-40-T brake drum is heat spotted, grease stained, or out of round?
If the brake drum of your TrailMax Utility Vehicle is heat spotted, grease stained, or out of round, check the brake drum, lining condition, and brake balance.
What to do if my TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum has abrasive foreign material or poor quality brake lining?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum has abrasive foreign material or poor quality brake lining, replace the drum.
What to do if my TrailMax TD-40-T drum shows excessive wear?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum shows excessive wear, replace the drum.
What to do if my TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum has improper fit to pilot?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum has an improper fit to pilot, replace it.
What to do if my TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum is out of round because it fallen off or is not balanced?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum is out of round because it has fallen off or is not balanced, replace it.
What to do if my TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum was mishandled?
If your TrailMax Utility Vehicle drum was mishandled, replace it.
Overview of trailer operational characteristics, limits, and safe driving practices.
Explains factors affecting trailer control and stability, emphasizing manual comprehension for safe operation.
Defines Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) and Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR).
Details safety factors in construction and load distribution types (distributed vs. concentrated).
Discusses how load weight, placement, and vehicle dynamics affect handling and rollover risk.
Explains the meaning and usage of safety alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION.
Procedure for removing spring brake release tools to enable trailer movement.
Guidance on reporting vehicle defects to NHTSA and Gem State Mfg.
Checklist for essential pre-trip inspections of trailer structure, hitch, tires, and fasteners.
Steps for safely connecting the trailer to the tow vehicle, including electrical and brake connections.
Guidelines for safe loading practices, emphasizing weight distribution and securing loads.
Adjusting and using ramps for loading equipment onto tilt decks.
Procedures for operating tilt decks, including latching and loading/unloading.
Instructions on proper chain angles for securing loads on the trailer.
Schedule for maintenance tasks based on mileage (break-in, quarterly, semi-annually, annually) and special conditions.
Maintenance for sub-frame and tilt deck, focusing on cleaning and inspection.
Maintenance for Drawbar Eye, including checking fasteners and lubrication.
Procedure for lubricating the Binkley jack every six months.
Guidance on changing fluid in the cushion cylinder for tilt decks.
Maintenance for the deck latch assembly, including adjustment for rattles.
Inspection and lubrication of the deck hinge assembly.
Inspection of the RIG system after an impact, checking crush blocks and other components.
Suspension maintenance, including initial checks, fastener torque, and alignment.
Procedures for verifying and adjusting axle alignment using specific measurements.
Reference to Meritor manual for disassembly of axle end components.
Guidelines for cleaning and inspecting wheel hubs for damage.
Procedures for replacing wheel studs based on the number of damaged studs.
Checks for brake drum suitability, including surface condition, diameter, and mounting.
Diagnosing brake drum problems and their remedies.
Further troubleshooting for brake drum issues.
Reference to manual for cleaning and inspection of axle end components.
Reference to manual for assembly of axle end components.
Reference to manual for wheel bearing adjustment procedures.
Reference to manual for wheel bearing lubrication.
Guidelines for inspecting and replacing wheels and tires.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly torquing wheel nuts during installation.
Selecting and mounting tires, matching rim size, contour, and load capacity.
Correct tire inflation pressure (125 psi) and its importance for tire life.
Chart correlating tire wear patterns to causes and corrective actions.
Maintenance for trailer electrical harnesses, lights, and plugs.
Overview of air brake system, ABS, and automatic slack adjusters.
Schedule for checking foundation brakes and related components.
Procedure to measure brake chamber applied stroke to check slack adjuster function.
Procedure to measure brake free stroke for proper slack adjuster operation.
Steps for disengaging pawl and adjusting manual brake free stroke.
Procedure for testing slack adjuster function using a torque wrench.
Schedule and procedure for lubricating the brake system with lithium base grease.
Parts list and diagrams for the sub-frame assembly.
Parts list and diagrams for deck assemblies, including lumber.
Parts list and diagram for the Drawbar Eye assembly.
Parts list and diagram for the Binkley 2-Speed Jack.
Parts list and diagram for the Cushion Cylinder.
Parts list and diagrams for the Upper and Lower Deck Latch Assemblies.
Parts list and diagram for the Deck Hinge Assembly.
Parts list and diagram for the Rear Impact Guard (RIG) Assembly.
Parts list and diagram for suspension components, including axles and springs.
Parts list for axle end components, including camshafts and slack adjusters.
Parts list for brake components, including shoes, rollers, and springs.
Parts list for bearing and hub components, including seals, cups, cones, and drums.
Parts list for wheels and tires, including sizes and nuts.
Parts list for electrical harnesses and lights, including lamps and grommets.
Parts list and diagram for the seven-way electrical plug and its wiring.
Parts list for air brake system components, including hoses, elbows, and air tank.
Steps for initiating and processing a warranty claim, including part identification and return.
General| Brand | TrailMax |
|---|---|
| Model | TD-40-T |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
