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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    UIDELINES FOR RAILER OWING THE SILVERWING WARRANTY ....................... 18 .......................... 18 RIVE RAIN ARRANTY ......................18 ONTH UMPER UMPER ARRANTY © Copyright 2018 Silverwing Trailers. All rights reserved. All trademarks and service marks are the properties of their respective owners.

  • Page 8: Roper Ongue Eight

    ROPER ONGUE EIGHT When towing, it is necessary to have the trailer tongue and towing vehicle carry some of the weight of the load. This load causes a downward force on the towing vehicle hitch, and this downward force is needed to ensure stable towing. If there is not a sufficient amount of downward force on the hitch (aka, not enough weight on the trailer tongue), the trailer could become unstable when towing at higher speeds.

  • Page 11: Inspection, Service, And Maintenance

    NSPECTION ERVICE AINTENANCE To insure a safe and operable trailer, always inspect, service, and maintain your trailer regularly. If you don’t know how to perform the necessary maintenance for the listed items, have your dealer or professional do them. Make sure to perform the necessary inspections and services at the designated time or mileage.

  • Page 12: Every 6 Months Or 6,000 Miles

    6,000 M VERY ONTHS OR ILES Item Inspection/Service Tires Rotate at 5,000 miles, or before if necessary Inspect tread and sidewalls for wear. Once the tread is worn down, the sidewall bulges, or the sidewall is worn down, replace the tires 12,000 M VERY EAR OR...

  • Page 13: Safety Information

    • Loose lug nuts • Improper trailer structure maintenance This owner’s manual only provides information for the SW9F trailer, and does not cover the necessary details specific for your towing vehicle and hitch. You must read and understand the directions given in the manuals of your towing vehicle and hitch, and follow those instructions along with the instructions given in this manual.

  • Page 14: Overloading And Improper Loading Of The Trailer

    • Increased turning radius; you must make much wider corners when turning with a trailer, so as to not hit anything on the inside radius of the turn. • Increased passing distance (due to longer length); if you are not sure if you can safely pass a vehicle, do not pass the vehicle Other things to be aware of when towing a trailer include: •...

  • Page 15: Inadequate Or Inappropriate Towing Vehicle And Hitch

    • Ensure the hitch is in proper working order and in good condition. • Ensure the hitch is fastened tightly before attaching it to the coupler. • Ensure the safety chains are properly rigged once hitch and coupler are attached Failure to properly couple the towing vehicle to the trailer can result in serious damage, injury and death.

  • Page 16: Towing Your Trailer

    OWING RAILER If you have never towed a trailer before, you will need to learn safe towing practices and how to back up with a trailer correctly. Driving with a trailer is very different than driving without a trailer. Your maneuverability becomes much more limited, and you will need to spend time learning to drive comfortably with a trailer attached to your vehicle.

  • Page 17: General Guidelines For Safe Trailer Towing

    • The SW9F trailer is a bumper hitch trailer, so you will need to make sure not to turn the trailer too much, as it could hit the rear of the towing vehicle • When you want to straighten the trailer, simply drive forward, or turn your wheel in the...

  • Page 18: The Silverwing Warranty

    ILVERWING ARRANTY Published January 1, 2018 For warranty fulfillment DO NOT go through retailer but contact manufacturer (Silverwing Trailers) directly at info@silverwingtrailers.com. RIVE RAIN ARRANTY The 7 year warranty covers defects in workmanship and materials for non-moving parts of the trailer axle and frame.
  • Page 19 Grace, ID (purchaser is responsible for any freight or related costs to and from the facility in Grace, ID) and the trailer will be inspected. If the Silverwing trailer is found to be defective, the trailer will be repaired at no charge to the purchaser. Any repairs completed without prior authorization from Silverwing Trailers will not be honored nor paid.

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