Transport - Briggs & Stratton Allmand MAXI-HEAT Serie Manual De Instrucciones

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Transport

Before Transporting
1. Make sure that all manuals are in the manual storage
container.
2. Make sure that you can read the safety decals, and that
they are in their correct locations. See Safety Decals.
3. Inspect the heater trailer components:
A. Tongue Jack. With the heater trailer tongue safely
supported, make sure that the tongue jack operates
correctly. Make sure that the tongue jack can be
locked in the transport and operating position. See
Operate the Tongue Jack.
B. Trailer Coupler / Lunette Eye. Make sure that the
trailer coupler operates correctly, and that the
trailer coupler / lunette eye is attached to the heater
trailer tongue. See Use the Trailer Coupler and
Combination Trailer Coupler and Lunette Eye.
C. Safety Chains. Make sure that the safety chains are
attached to the heater trailer tongue, and that they
are not damaged. Replace damaged safety chains.
D. Trailer Lighting. Make sure that the trailer lighting
wiring and connector are not damaged. Repair or
replace damaged wiring or connector.
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Heater Fan
Heater Fuel / Water Separator
Burner
Burner Reset
Fuel Valve
Damper
High Temperature Reset
E. Break-Away Trailer Brake System. Make sure that
the break-away trailer brake system is fully charged
and that the pin is installed.
F. Tires. Inspect the condition and inflation pressure of
the tires. Replace worn or damaged tires. Adjust the
inflation pressure as needed.
4. Make sure that the grounding lug is clean and not
damaged.
5. Inspect the engine oil level and add oil as needed. See
Engine Oil.
6. Inspect the engine coolant level in the coolant overflow
bottle. It should be at least 1/3 full. Add coolant as
needed. See Engine Coolant.
7. Inspect the air filter for damage. Replace a damaged air
filter.
8. Make sure that the battery is connected and fully
charged. See Maintain the Battery.
9. Add fuel to the fuel tank(s) as needed. See Fuel the
Heater Trailer.
10. Make sure that the fuel shut-off valve for each heater unit
is in the OPEN position.
11. Make sure that the engine starts and runs correctly. See
Start the Engine. Also see the engine operator's manual.
12. Make sure that the heater units operate correctly. See
Operate the Heater Unit.
13. Make sure that the correct ducting is in the storage
compartment.
14. Make sure that all the covers and doors on the unit are
closed and locked.
Prepare the Unit for Towing
WARNING
Towing a trailer with an underrated tow vehicle or an
underrated trailer hitch could result in death or serious
injury. Always use a tow vehicle and trailer hitch that exceed
the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GWVR) of the heater
trailer.
1. See the owner's manual of the tow vehicle and trailer
hitch for the maximum rated towing capacity. Make sure
that the tow vehicle and trailer hitch are rated to tow the
heater trailer. See Heater Trailer Weight for information
on the heater trailer weight.
2. Make sure that the lighting connector on the tow
vehicle will connect with the lighting connector on the
heater trailer. Also make sure that the auxiliary power
wire on the tow vehicle is connected and has power to
operate the break-away brake system.
3. The heater trailer has a 2" bulldog coupler and a 3"
lunette eye. Make sure that the tow vehicle has the
correct trailer hitch for either of those two towing options.
See Combination Bulldog Coupler and Lunette Eye
for information on changing between the bulldog coupler
and lunette eye.
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