TruXedo Lo Pro Owner's Manual page 6
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- Owner's manual (8 pages)
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1 ___*___ TruXedo Lo Pro Replacement Cover
2 ___*___ Black Front Header
3 ___*___ Header Seal Front
4 1117540 Front Header 08 End Plugs (Set of Two)
5 1704707 Header Guide
6 ___*___ Retainer Strap
7 1700428 Washer Flat 5/16"
8 1704606 Cap Screw, 5/16-18 x 5/8"
9 1117591 Header Guide Retainer
10 1704194 Weld Nut 5/16-18 ZP
TruXedo Inc. • 2209 Kellen Gross Drive Yankton, SD 57078 • 877-878-9336 • truxedo.com ©TruXedo Inc., 2021
TRUXEDO LO PRO REPLACEMENT PARTS
11 ___*___ Extruded Retainer Loop
12 ___*___ Header Seal Rear
13 1705052 End Plug, 1" OD
14 ___*___ Black Bow
15 1702992 Spring Plunger, 5/8" x 2.15"
16 1703260 Tension Control Bracket
17 1115354 Header Insert Retainer Clip
18 ___*___ Hook and Loop Fasteners
19 1703332 Hitch Pin, 1/16" x 1 5/16"
20 1705392 Aluminum Clamp Assy
21 ___*___ Side Rail, Passenger's Side
22 ___*___ Side Rail, Driver's Side
23 1114773 Flat Spring, 5/8" x 3 7/8"
24 1704213 Latch Assembled
25 1702926 Cap Screw, 5/16" x 7/8"
26 1704187 Header Stop
27 1118094 Side Rail End Plugs w/Seal (Set of Two)
28 1705629 Square Head Screw (#1 Drive)
29 1117467 Rear Header 08 End Plugs (Set of Two)
30 ___*___ Black Rear Header
* Please specify length or make and model of vehicle.
Part# 1118085 Rev. C 03.10.2021
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Maintenance on top of roll up
Maintenance for the TruXedo Lo Pro roll-up cover includes:
1. Pull the vinyl top taut from both sides to remove wrinkles after rolling it closed.
2. Adjust the automatic tension control if the vinyl sags between cross tubes.
3. Ensure the hook and loop fasteners are engaged on both sides to prevent wind from lifting the edges.
4. Check and adjust vinyl tension if there is excessive flutter while driving.
5. Remove snow and ice using a broom or brush—avoid sharp tools. Sunlight can help melt buildup.
Periodic checks and adjustments may be needed, especially during long trips.
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