TruckWrks Hitch Caddy TT100000DS Manual Del Propietário página 9

Operation (Continued) —
Make certain that the jack leg is
supporting enough weight to
prevent the Caddy from moving. Otherwise, it may
unexpectedly rotate out of position, which COULD result
in death or serious injury.
ALWAYS support the Hitch Caddy
with the jack leg when the Caddy
has been extended. The Caddy is not designed to
be extended without the support of the jack leg.
Components will eventually fail, which COULD cause
personal injury or even death.
DO NOT work underneath the Hitch
Caddy while it is in the open position.
7. To return the Caddy to the stowed position after it has
been extended, push the jack handle to lower the tray
and release weight from jack leg. Use the tray handle to
swing the Caddy toward the vehicle, until the swing arm
is within an inch or two of the main arm brace.
ALWAYS push the handle. Pulling the
handle will not retract the jack leg
and trying to force it may cause non-warranty damage
to the handle.
Jack
Handle
Jack Leg
Figure 14
Storage
Tab
Figure 15
Swing
Arm
Main Arm
Brace
Lift the tray handle slightly, to set the swing arm over the
storage tab on the main arm brace.
Push the jack handle in with one hand and, with the
other hand, raise the jack leg up, as far as it will go.
Insert the jack leg safety pin through the hole in the jack
leg support and the corresponding hole at the bottom of
the outer support stand.
Jack
Handle
1. Raise
Jack Leg
Support
Jack Leg
Support
Figure 16
Insert the large pin through the main arm brace and
storage tab and lock it in place with the hairpin clip.
Hair
Storage
Pin Clip
Tab
Inserted
Figure 17
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2. Insert and lock
Jack Leg
Safety Pin
Jack Leg
Safety Pin
Large Pin
Main Arm
Brace
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