Allen Sports XLT2 - Manual (Page 8)

INSTRUCTIONAL
OWNER’S MANUAL
8
TRAILER MAINTENANCE
PARKING BREAK
STEP 1:
STEP 1:
STEP 3:
STEP 2:
STEP 2:
Before each ride:
a. Check all fasteners to make sure they are tight. Tighten or replace if needed
b. Check to make sure wheels are fully secure in the frame. Wheels must be fully
inserted to lock in place, Attempt to pull the wheel out without pushing the release button.
Wheel should not move.
c. Check tires for wear and proper inflation as listed on tire sidewall. Use only hand
operated pump to avoid tire damage. Underinflation or overinflation can result in unsafe
handling.
d. Double check hitch attachment, making sure QR pin is locked, and safety strap is
in place.
e. Check harness straps for wear, and make sure buckles lock properly
As needed
a. Trailer can be clean with mild detergent and water. Do not remove the seat or cover for
washing. Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaners, as they may damage the fabrics or the
frame materials or surfaces.
Figure 6b shows the parking brake in locked position, appropriate for parking or when loading the trailer.
Annual check-up
a. Once a year, or sooner if needed, have the trailer inspected by a qualified bicycle mechanic
for signs of wear or needed adjustment.
Figure 6a shows the brake mechanism on the trailer in normal unlocked position. In this case, the
locking lever faces forward , parallel to frame. The brake housing also acts as a wheel guard to
protect the wheel from direct contact with objects that might stop the wheel.
NOTE: When releasing the brakes, make sure to return the lever to the position parallel to the frame,
to fully release the brake.
FIGURE 6a FIGURE 6b
Your trailer will give you many years of service with minimal care.
To ensure safe and dependable operation, we recommend the following regular maintenance:
Your trailer is equipped with combination wheel guard/parking brakes for added safety.
When loading or unloading or parking your trailer, engage the parking brakes to prevent the trailer from moving.