
5. Once
the
suspension
fitting
is adjusted and fastened to
the
side
members,
tighten
the
clamp
bolt
into
the
side
of
the
inner
mounting
tube.
Mounting
of
Camper
Trolley
1. When
mounting
the Camper Trolley on
the
suspension
fitting,
adjust
the
height
of
the
suspension
fitting
using the
nose/jockey
wheel.
2.
The suspension
fitting
mounted
on
the
Camper Trolley
fits
into a
slit
on
the
underside
of
the
mounting
fitting
on
the
left
side (seen from
the
ball catch) and
can
be
pushed into place in
this
slot.
3.
After
pushing the Camper Trolley into
the
slot in the mounting
fitting,
attach
the
factory-provided
cotter
ring,
which locks the Camper Trolley
in
place.
4.
After
attaching
the
cotter
ring to the Camper Trolley, raise
the
support
wheel to its
highest
position, and release
the
hand brake. This shifts
the
weight
of
the
caravan onto the Camper Trolley.
You
are now ready to
tow
your
caravan.
Illustration
of
the
Camper
Trolley
mounted
on
the
side
members
of
the caravan:
Using
the
Camper
Trolley
VARIANTS
CT2500
is
equipped
with a
tall
or
low
tower
with
ball
joint
CT2500 Tall
tower
CT2500
Height
is
adjustable
Low
tower
SOME ADVICE ON SAFETY AND OPEitATION BEFORE STARTING
1. Familiarize
yourself
with
the
operating manual, and practice
maneuvering
the caravan
on
a
flat
surface before
attempting
to
maneuver
it
on
sloping surfaces. We recommend
testing
your
Camper Trolley
at
home
-also
without
a caravan
-so
you can
try
out
the
different
maneuvering options.
2.
Load:
The Camper Trolley is designed
for
moving caravans weighing up to approx. 2500 kg (Model CT2500)
or
1500 kg (Model CT1500).
In
order
for
Camper Trolley to function
optimally,
the
ball
weight
must
be
at
least
75-85
kg. This ball
weight
creates
about
120-150
kg
of
pressure
on
the
Camper
Trolley. Too
little
weight
on
the
Camper
Trolley
may
result
in
poor
gripping and
poor
towing
results. Greatest pressure is achieved by
mounting
the
Camper :rrolley
as
far
back on
the
side
members
as
possible.
3.
level
surfaces:
To
ensure
optimal
transfer
of
the
Camper Trolley's
power
to the surface
it
is
to operate on,
the
Camper
Irolley
must
move in
the
direction
of
the
antenna, i.e.
forward
. (Except
on
sloping surfaces, see below).
4.
Sloping
surfaces:
OperatinQ the Camper Trolley on sloping surfaces
may
shift
and decrease
the
pressure on
the
Camper Trolley, resulting in
poor
contact
with
the
terrain.
When using
your
Camper-Trolley to
move
your caravan
or
trailer
UP
a slope
or
edge,
the
CT
must
PUSH
the
caravan up
the
slope-
if
necessary, one wheel at a
time.
Optionally, use a
ramp.
o When moving
your
caravan DOWN a slope
the
CT
must
LEAD
the
caravan DOWN the slope.
ATTENTION:
If
going downhill1
it
is
very
important
that
the Camper Trolley
is
turned
180 degrees,
so
that
it
is
moving in reverse, down the hill, i.e. with the antenna opposite the maneuvering direction and facing
the
caravan. This is
important
, as the Camper Trolley
might
otherwise
tip
over
forward.
Special
precaution
5.
Be
aware
that
if
towing down
very
steep inclines
or
on
w
et,
oily surfaces,
it
may
be necessary
to
use
the
hand
brake on
your
caravan
during
operation
if
the
Camper Trolley is unable to hold
the
caravan
or
the caterpillar
tracks
cannot adequately
grip
the
surface.
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