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Step 6: (fig. 6)
1. Assemble the latch stand plate and the latch stand
bracket at the front of the tray using four hex bolts (A)
and hex nuts (F). The aligning tab on the bottom of the
latch stand bracket must be towards the rear of the cart.
Tighten.
Fig. 6
Step 7: (fig. 7)
1. Place the tray onto the wheel support and position it
so that the latch stand bracket locks into the foot pedal.
Fasten the tray to the wheel support using eight hex
bolts (B) and hex nuts (G). Tighten.
Fig. 7
(A)
(F)
(B)
(G)
OPerAtiOn
CAutIoN: Vehicle braking and stability may be
affected with the addition of an accessory or an
attachment. Be aware of changing conditions
on slopes
• Refer to the vehicle owners manual for instructions on
safe operation on slopes.
• For best handling and traction, distribute the weight of
the load evenly in the cart.
• Always test to make sure your tractor has adequate
towing and braking capabilities whenever hauling a
substantial amount of weight in your cart. Use extra
caution when operating on slopes.
• To dump material from the cart, release the spring latch
on the tongue by pulling the latch lock lever forward,
away from the cart. The cart bed will then tilt backwards
to empty its contents. After emptying, pull the front of
the bed down toward the cart tongue until the latch
snaps into place.
• The maximum towing speed for this cart is 7 m.p.h.
CAutIoN: to avoid possible injury, before
releasing the latch be sure that no one is near
the cart.
mAintenAnCe
• At the beginning of each season, using a light machine
oil, lubricate the latch, the latch pivot bolt, and the area
of the axle where the draw bar tongue pivots.
• Grease or oil the wheel bearings periodically. Use
automotive wheel bearing type grease or 20 weight oil.
• Check periodically for loose bolts.
• Keep tires filled to the recommended tire pressure of
12-14 Lbs..
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