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STEP 6 Attach the wheels to the quick-release brackets and make sure they are secure
6A
6A.
Locate the rear wheel brackets on each side of the trailer and read the warnings carefully.
6B.
Push one wheel axle completely through the bracket hole until you hear the axle click into place.
6C.
IMPORTANT! Pull firmly on each wheel to ensure the lock mechanisms are securely engaged!
STEP 7 Extend and secure the tow bar
7A
Bracket
7A.
Lay the trailer on its side with the tow bar at the top and undo the lock pin from the bracket.
7B.
Pivot the tow bar all the way forward until the shaft comes to rest in the front part of the bracket.
7C.
Insert the lock pin shaft all the way through the forward holes in the bracket and tow bar.
7D.
Hook the loop over the end of the shaft and make sure the pin is secure.
TO CONVERT THE TRAILER INTO A STROLLER
STEP 8 Prepare front wheel assembly for attachment (wheel may be slightly different to the one pictured)
Carefully set the trailer back down with the towbar extended in front and the wheels mounted in place.
8A
Bracket
8A.
Locate the front wheel assembly: wheel, fork, lock knob, washers, and carriage bolt.
8B.
Loosen the lock knob fully so that it is attached to the assembly by a couple of threads only.
6B
7B
Fork
6C
7C
8B
Lock knob
Upper plate
Lower plate
7D
Carriage bolt
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