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NOTE: Several hole positions are provided
for cradles (Fig.2A). Pads (Fig.2D) and
SwayStop™ pins (Fig.2F) slide along the
length of the wings (Fig.2G).
4. Slide one SwayStop pin (Fig.2F) onto
each wing (Fig.2G) from the bottom so that
the SwayStop locates between the snap pin
(Fig.2H) and the pad (Fig.2D).
NOTE: A 2
and optional SwayStop pin (Fig.3)
nd
is provided to secure both wheels of the bike to
the rack. Install at this time if desired.
NOTE: If using the 2
and optional SwayStop
nd
pin, then the SwayStop pins (Fig.2F) should
point in opposite directions.
5. Attach wings (Fig.2G) to base (Fig.2E) using
2 snap pins (Fig.2H).
6. Install 6 rubber straps (Fig.2B): 1 onto each
cradle (Fig.2A) and 1 onto each SwayStop pin
(Fig.2F).
7. Attach 4 cradles (Fig.2A). Attach 2 to
each wing (Fig.2G), securing with cotter pins
(Fig.2C). Attach 1 on each wing facing the tow
vehicle and 1 on each wing facing the trailer.
NOTE: Adjustment will be necessary
depending on the size and desired position of
the bicycles.
To Manually Operate
the Tongue Jack
1. Remove the Stinger (Fig.4A) from the
PowerTower (Fig.4B).
2. Remove the rubber plug located on top of
the tongue jack (Fig.5A) to expose the manual
drive shaft. (PowerTower removed for clarity.)
3. Utilize the opening in the top of the
PowerTower (Fig.6A) to insert the
appropriately-sized ratchet, extension and
socket or the tongue jack crank handle to turn
the drive shaft and manually raise or lower the
jack.
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432-LIPPERT (432-547-7378)
Jack-It
Installation and Owner's Manual
(For Aftermarket Application)
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Rev: 07.19.23
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