Before Getting Underway; Attaching The Trailer To The Tow Vehicle - BRP Sea-Doo MOVE Operator's Manual

BEFORE GETTING UNDERWAY

Attaching the Trailer to the
Tow Vehicle
1. Make sure that the coupler and hitch
ball are the same size (2 in).
2. Have someone guiding you and
back the tow vehicle as close as
possible to the trailer. This is easier
and safer than pulling the trailer to
the vehicle.
3. Be sure the coupler-locking mecha-
nism is released.
4. Raise the front end of the trailer. Po-
sition the coupler directly over the
hitch ball and lower until it is all the
way down.
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TYPICAL
1. Coupler-locking mechanism (released)
2. Coupler
3. Hitch ball
5. Check under the coupling to be cer-
tain that the ball clamp is below the
ball and not riding on top of the ball.
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TYPICAL
1. Coupler-locking mechanism (released)
2. Hitch ball in coupler
3. Ball clamp
6. Close the coupler on the hitch ball.
7. Lift the trailer tongue. If it comes
loose from the ball, open the cou-
pler, make sure the clamp is posi-
tioned correctly, the close it again.
If the coupler cannot be secured
to hitch ball, do not tow the trailer.
Refer to an authorized Sea-Doo
dealer to inspect the trailer as soon
as possible.
8. Lock the coupler using a locking pin.
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1. Locking pin
2. Coupler-locking mechanism in locked
position
NOTE: At this point the tow vehicle
and the trailer should be level.
9. Attach the tongue safety cables in a
crisscross pattern as shown.
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