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Special instructions for using a pickup truck or van as the towing vehicle
Some step bumpers restrict turning, use extra caution, tuning too sharply can
damage the tow bar, the hitch ball and the bumper.
COUPLER ADJUSTMENT locking lever assembly
1. With coupler locked onto a 2” dia. Ball,
tighten the locknut until all parts are
clamped solid. tapered coil spring
Note: Do not overtighten. Just tighten enough ball clamp
to fully compress helical spring.
2. Back locknut off 1/2 to 3/4 turn. hardened washer
3. Check for proper couple/uncouple operation. helical spring
locknut
USAGE NOTES
Never exceed the lowest rating of any part of your towing system.
Use this tow bar to tow only vehicles in good condition do not tow vehicles with
damaged steering or suspension systems.
Inflate tires of towed vehicle to the maximum pressure recommended by tire
manufacturer.
Towing mirrors on both sides of towing vehicle add to safety by increasing rear
visibility and are required by state laws.
Allow more time for accelerating stopping and maneuvering slow down well in
advance of sharp curves, obstacles, or lane changes, and before starting down hills.
If vehicle combination sways or seems unstable, gradually slow down, pull off the
road to a safe location, and inspect all connections. Instability increases with speed,
and you may have to tow at a lower speed. Discontinue towing if instability persists, a
combination that instable and easy to control at low speed may be unstable at a
higher speed. Stability decreases when going downhill, Start downhill slowly and
maintain a low speed.
Do not make sharp turns from a complete stop.
Reduce speeds on rough roads.








