SAF-HOLLAND XL-LG330-01 Challenger Series - Model 50000 - Manual (Page 4)

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1. Do not over extend or over retract landing gears.
2. Never drop trailer on landing gears. Always extend landing gears until sand shoes
contact ground, then lift trailer approximately 1 inch before removing tractor
from trailer.
3. Always ensure that landing gear shoes or foot pads will rest on a hard ground
surface or concrete pad. If necessary, place shoes on a support plank to prevent
the landing gears from sinking into the ground surface. (This is especially
important with liquid cargo where a shift in the contents could overturn the
trailer!).
4. Always retract landing gears fully before moving the trailer.
5. Always store the crank on the crank holder after extending or retracting the
landing gear.
6. Replace all damaged or missing parts.
7. Failure to replace worn or damaged riser nut and retracting screw assembly could
cause a failure.
CAUTION
CAUTIONS:
Landing gears are designed to meet T.T.M.A. recommended practice RP-4 and A.A.R.-931 requirements.
When operating the landing gears, it is necessary to observe some cautions. By doing so you will ensure long
trouble free service.
XL-LG330-01 Rev. B
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