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Setup - Before Use:
Note: For further information on parts
and assembly break-down, see the
diagram on page 7 of this manual.
Installation
WARNING! TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY: Do
not use this Leveling Stabilizer while unmounted.
WARNING! Before drilling holes, check for any
chassis components which may be inside the
frame. Look for electrical lines and wires, gas
tank, gas lines, water and holding tanks, generator
fuel lines and water heater lines. Make sure area
is clear of these components before drilling.
1. Park RV or Trailer on level ground. Prevent
the wheels from rolling by applying emergency
brake and wheel blocks (not included).
2. Check the following before
proceeding with the installation:
a. Attach Stabilizer to the frame of the
RV or Trailer using two c-clamps
(not included) or two vise grips (not
included). Close the Stabilizer using the
Handle Wrench (16) to check the frame
location. Make sure the Stabilizer will
clear any chassis components nearby.
b. Open the Stabilizer enough to touch
the ground. Recheck the location on
the frame and adjust if needed.
c. Once in place, apply enough pressure
between the ground and the Stabilizer
to ensure that it will not move during
the rest of the installation process.
Remove the c-clamps (not included)
or vise grips (not included).
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3. For Bolt-On Installation:
a. Hold the Stabilizer against the frame
and using the Mounting Brackets (9) as
a template, mark the locations of the
8 mounting holes on the RV or Trailer
frame. Remove the Stabilizer.
b. Use a center punch (not included)
and hammer (not included) to
mark the center of each hole.
c. Use a drill (not included) to make a pilot
hole 1/8". Then use a 5/16" drill bit (not
included) to complete each hole. Use
eight 3/8" tapping screws (not included)
with eight lock washers (not included)
to attach the Stabilizer to the frame.
4. For Weld-On Installation:
a. Hold the Stabilizer against the frame
and using the Mounting Brackets (9) as
a template, mark the locations of the 8
mounting holes on the RV or Trailer frame.
b. Weld at least four 1" welds on the
Stabilizer Mounting Brackets (9)
when attaching to the frame.
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