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SAFETY ALERT SYMBOLS
Safety Symbols alert you to potential personal safety hazards. Obey all safety
messages following these symbols.
WARNING
avoid possible
injury or death
For your safety read all instructions before operating landing legs.
Installer:
Provide these instructions to the consumer.
Consumer: Keep documents for future reference.
DO NOT EXCEED CAPACITY
STABILIZER
MAXIMUM VERTICAL LOAD
TRAILER CAN MOVE OR COLLAPSE
Never exceed the rated capacity.
STABILIZERS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO BE USED AS TRAILER JACKS
the stabilizer to lift or support the trailer during tire changes, axle
work or trailer servicing (the trailer weight will exceed the capacity
of the stabilizer). The stabilizer is designed to stabilize a portion of
the trailer's weight. Support the front end of the trailer with structur-
al stands rated for the GVWR of the trailer.
The pin between the housing and drop tube should be the same
diameter as the adjustment hole in the drop tube. Otherwise prema-
ture wear on drop tube and housing can occur.
INSTALLATION
HAZARDOUS FUMES
Adequate ventilation must be provided when welding.
WELDING INSTRUCTIONS
.
.
.
- Attach with 3/16˝ fillet weld minimum.
M
I
G
OR STICK
.
.
.
- Use A.W.S. ER 70S-3 or 6 wire or equivalent with a
M
I
G
WELDING
diameter of .035 - .045. The recommended shielding gas mixture is
75% - 95% Argon & 25% - 5% CO
- Use E6011 A.W.S. welding rod or equivalent.
STICK WELDING
Recommended machine settings for specific electrode diameters are
as follows: 1/8˝ electrode set power between 115-130 Amps DC or
5/32" electrode set power between 140-160 Amps DC.
1. Weld two sides of housing to structural attachment point on trailer
surface (
3-A, 4-A & 4-B). Use a minimum of 4˝ of 3/16˝ fillet lin-
FIG
ear weld total on each side, stich or continuous (
welding instructions. When locating housing on trailer make sure
access for lock pin is available for easy adjustment.
2. Assemble foot pad (
1-D) to drop tube (
FIG
clip (
1-C) and clevis pin (
FIG
9
CAUTION
avoid possible
injury and/or property damage
2˝ SQUARE
2.5˝ SQUARE
.
3,000
6,000
LB
LB
WARNING
. Do not use
CAUTION
.
2
4-A & B). See
FIG
1-B) with bridge pin
FIG
1-E) for 2.5˝ square stabilizer.
FIG
LITERATURE NUMBER
3. Assemble drop tube (
fully retracted position using lock pin (
drop tube to housing with the ball detent pin (
with its length running from front to rear of the trailer.
: Optional spring-loaded pull pins (
NOTE
the 2.5˝ square stabilizer "SNAPS
G or F respectively. There must be a half-hole at the bottom of
the housing in order to use the pull pin. If using a pull-pin,
assemble it to the housing per its instruction manual.
MOVING PARTS CAN CRUSH OR CUT OR PINCH POINT
• Keep hands and clothing away from moving parts.
.
TRAILER CAN MOVE OR COLLAPSE
• Never exceed rated capacity of stabilizer.
STABILIZERS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO BE USED AS TRAILER JACKS
stabilizer to lift or support the trailer during tire changes, axle work
or trailer servicing (the trailer weight will exceed the capacity of the
stabilizer). The stabilizer is designed to stabilize a portion of the trail-
er's weight. Support the front end of the trailer with structural stands
rated for the GVWR of the trailer.
• Chock both sides of trailer wheels before operating stabilizer.
• All legs must touch the ground or the surface at the same time.
• Retract stabilizer completely before towing trailer.
SECURE TRAILER BEFORE TRAVELING
• Before retracting, ensure there is no load on the stabilizer. Securely
latch hitch before retracting stabilizer.
• Lock pin spring clip must be positioned around stabilizer and
secured over end of pin on opposite side of housing tube. This pre-
vents pin from coming out during travel (
FOR 2.0˝ STABILIZER
through the leg (
TO EXTEND THE STABILIZER
you have a pull pin that doesn't remove, pull the handle pin so the pin
is disengaged. Let the drop tube fall to the ground and re-pin in the
nearest adjustment hole.
TO RETRACT STABILIZER
er. Remove pin or disengage the pull pin and raise the drop tube, re-
pinning it in the highest position. Fully retract the legs so that the foot
pad is higher than the lowest point of the trailer, to prevent dragging
while going over a curb.
Before towing, check for maximum clearance between ground and bot-
tom of stabilizer.
1
MPD 85810
TELESCOPING
•Installation •Operation •Maintenance
1-B) to 2.5˝ square housing (
FIG
1-G). For 2˝ square, assemble
FIG
FIG
2-A Pull Pin or
FIG
") are available to replace
TM
OPERATION
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
FIG
insure the ball detent pin is fully extended
1-F).
FIG
- Remove the pin in the drop tube or, if
- Make sure there is no load on the stabiliz-
STABILIZER
Effective 11/21/07
1-A) in a
FIG
1-F). Mount footpad
2-B on
FIG
1-
FIG
. Do not use the
1-G).

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Summary of Contents for Atwood MPD 85810

  • Page 1 1-B) with bridge pin Before towing, check for maximum clearance between ground and bot- tom of stabilizer. MPD 85810 LITERATURE NUMBER TELESCOPING STABILIZER •Installation •Operation •Maintenance 1-B) to 2.5˝...
  • Page 2 MAINTENANCE 1. Before use, inspect drop tube and inner housing tube. Replace if bent or damaged. ONCE EACH YEAR a. Extend stabilizer as far as possible, clean drop tube and housing tube. Coat exposed surface of tubes with silicone spray lubricant. Should problems or questions arise, contact your dealer, the trailer manufacturer or Atwood’s Service Department at 574-264-2131.
  • Page 3 The replaced warranty products or parts become the property of Atwood Mobile Products and must be returned to the Atwood Consumer Service Department freight prepaid, unless prior arrangements have been agreed to.