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A clicking sound will be heard when the winch
is properly en gaged. If a clicking sound is not
heard, DO NOT release the handle. Handle
may spin backwards. Lower the load into a safe
position before releasing the han dle.
Refer to the manufacturer's literature, included in the
owner's packet, for more information on winch opera-
tion.
F. Tires & Wheels
The tires installed on Scarab trailers meet the trailer
load requirements for each model. Before trailering,
make sure the tires are inflated accord i ng to the
manufacturer's recommendation. Tire pressure infor-
mation is noted on the tire and in the manufacturer's
literature included in the owner's packet. Also refer to
Section F-7 - "Supplemental Trailer Information" for
additional information.
NOTICE
DO NOT use an air wrench or other pow-
er equipment to install lug nuts on alumi num
(Mag) wheels. Damage to the wheel may
result. Lug nuts should be torqued to 90-110
foot pounds.
Examine the tires frequent ly for snags, bulges, ex-
cessive tread wear, separa tions or cuts. Refer to the
manu factur er's literature included in the owner's
packet for more informa tion.
NOTICE
The warranty of the tire is administered by the
manufacturer of the tire. Contact the tire manu-
facturer regarding any warranty concerns relating
to your tires.
G. Spare Tire Carrier
Spare tires are optional on all Scarab trail ers. A spare
tire carrier is bolted to the trailer frame and is avail-
able in painted or GatorHyde™ finish. A spare tire
carrier and w heel can be ordered from your Scarab
dealer. Refer to Figure F8.
Trailer Information - Section F
Figure F8: Spare Tire Carri er
H. Lights
Scarab trailers are equipped with taillights, brake
lights, turning signals, and clearance lights. All lights
are sealed to prevent moisture from entering. The
taillight assemblies may be replaced. The LEDs of
the taillight are also enclosed in a sealed housing
which should not be opened. See Figure F9. Contact
your Scarab dealer for assistance should replace-
ment be necessary.
Figure F9: Tail Light - LED
Consult your dealer for state trailer regulations con-
cerning lighting and other optional equip ment.
I.
Tie-downs
The boat should be secured to the trailer by tie-downs
to prevent damage to the hull. The boat may shift
or bounce against the bunks or hull supports if not
secured. It may also slide or fall off the trailer while
being towed.
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