Classic - Airstream
Classic - Airstream
Classic - Airstream
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Exterior<br />
BALL.<br />
Warning: ALWAYS OPEN LATCH HANDLE BEFORE INSERTING<br />
Should an electrical failure occur, remove the power head by loosening the two<br />
Allen set screws. The jack post may now be operated manually by inserting the<br />
emergency handle into the coupling on top of the post.<br />
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS<br />
Replacing Power Head<br />
1. To open - slide latch forward (Figure 1) and pull up to open latch (Figure 2)<br />
before inserting ball.<br />
2. Lower coupler on ball of same diameter as coupler and of same or greater<br />
capacity.<br />
3. When ball is completely nested in coupler socket, push top of latch handle<br />
rearward until handle snaps into closed position. (Figure 3).<br />
4. Extend jack to ground and lift car/trailer combination 2-4” to insure coupler<br />
is securely attached to tow ball.<br />
5. Retract jack before towing. Insert locking pin or padlock through hole in<br />
handle for safety and theft prevention.<br />
It is essential that the following procedure be used before the power head is<br />
replaced on the post.<br />
1. With 12 volts connected, ground the power head to trailer “A” frame.<br />
Operate main switch in “post retracting direction” until the motor stops<br />
automatically.<br />
2. Using emergency handle, crank post clockwise by hand until fully retracted,<br />
then turn crank one turn counterclockwise.<br />
3. Replace head on post and make sure that drive pin is engaged with post<br />
coupler. Tighten Allen set screws.<br />
D<br />
POWER JACK<br />
A switch located on the bottom of the housing operates the power jack. When<br />
the jack is fully extended or retracted internal limit switches automatically shut<br />
off the motor. Another switch operated the convenience light.<br />
NOTICE: Leave tow vehicle transmission in neutral when lifting both units. Dolly<br />
wheels are not recommended. Always retract stabilizing jacks before using<br />
your Super Jack under load.<br />
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