Warning; Safety Guidelines; Assembly - Burley Walking & Hiking Kit Instrucciones De Seguridad

WARNING

It is very important to read these instructions and the Burley trailer owner's manual before
use. Digital versions of all manuals are available on burley.com. Child harness and seating
instructions are available in your trailer manual. If you have any questions, please contact
us. Failure to observe any of the safety guidelines in the trailer owner's manual could result
in an accident and serious injury or death.
Trailers can tip over, causing damage to trailer and serious injury to passengers.
AVOID causes of tip over, especially:
• Children leaning or bouncing
• Hitting large bumps, holes, other obstructions
• Taking turns too fast
• Sudden swerving
• Improper pole installation

Safety Guidelines

• Child passengers must be, at a minimum, 6 month old. Always consult a pediatrician
before use.
• This kit is designed for walking and hiking. NOT intended for technical terrain.
• Do not exceed maximum loaded weight: refer to your trailer's manual. Note: Only tow
a load you are comfortable pulling; this may be less than maximum weights.
• Before using the Walking and Hiking Kit with your children, load it with weights and
practice using it over varied terrain.
• Always use and properly secure the trailer's shoulder harness and lap belts.
• Never leave your children unattended.
• Use caution when passing others and when stopping.
• Adjust the length of the Walking and Hiking Kit poles starting with the shortest setting
and increase the length to assure your feet or trekking poles do not contact the trailer
during walking or hiking. Always use the cover to protect your children from debris and
weather
• Always use the safety flag for visibility.
• The use of trekking poles or a walking staff is recommended.
Figure 1
OWNER'S INSTRUCTION & SAFETY MANUAL

Assembly

1. Remove tow bar from trailer.
2. Insert towing poles into tow bar receivers. Refer to your trailer manual for directions on how to properly
secure products for your specific trailer receiver.
3. Set towing pole length to allow for clearance of your feet. To adjust towing pole length, depress both
sides of detent located at trailer end of towing pole; slide pole to desired position hole, and release detent to
secure towing pole. Ensure both towing poles are set to equal lengths. It is recommended to start with the
towing pole set to the shortest setting (Figure 1), test and adjust as needed.
4. Fasten harness around your waist and couple the side release buckle. Tighten harness until it is snug
around your waist by pulling the free ends of the belt webbing. The buckle should be centered in the front
of your waist.
5. To attach towing pole to harness, unclip retaining pins on waist belt. There are three webbing loops on
either side of the waist belt. Choose the webbing loop that centers plastic eyelet on hips (Figure 2). Pull
desired webbing loop through the black plastic eyelet on towing pole. Slide retaining pin through webbing
loop, resting on top of plastic eyelet, and close retaining pin to secure towing pole to harness (Figure 3).
Repeat on opposite side.
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