MEEC TOOLS 707054 Trailer for Lawn Tractor Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- MEEC TOOLS
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MEEC TOOLS 707054 Trailer for Lawn Tractor
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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IMPORTANT: The warnings and instructions in these user instructions do not cover all potential situations that can develop. The user must employ common sense and due caution.
- Do not use the product to transport persons, either sitting or standing.
- Children must not play, stand or climb on the product.
- Check the product with regard to wear and damage each time before it is used.
- Immediately repair or replace damaged parts.
- Check and if necessary re-tighten or secure assembled parts before each use.
- Do not exceed the maximum permitted load.
- Avoid driving over ditches and over large holes in the road or terrain when transporting loads.
- Exercise care when driving and manoeuvring on steep slopes – the risk of tipping!
- Always maintain a low speed when driving on steep slopes, terrain, or other difficult surfaces.
- Do not drive or manoeuvre close to public roads, ditches, stream channels, etc.
- Never exceed 15 km/h – the risk of personal injury and/or material damage
- Exercise care when loading and unloading.
- Only use recommended towing vehicles (garden tractors and four-wheel drive vehicles).
- Always check before use that the trailer is coupled correctly to and locked in the tow hitch.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Load capacity 180 kg
- Frame material and platform box Steel
- Internal dimensions of the platform box 965 x 715 x 300 mm
- External dimensions 1480 x 790 x 680 mm
- Wheel axle dimensions 15×775 mm
- Tyre dimensions 100/90-6 (4.00-6″)
- Tyre type Pneumatic
- Coupling type Cotter pin
- Tyre pressure (bar) 1.7
- Weight 28 kg
DESCRIPTION
The trailer features a sturdy steel structure and is designed to transport a variety of materials, such as tools, wood, animal feed, recycling goods, rubbish, soil and filling masses, cement etcetera. The rear tailboard is removable to facilitate loading and unloading.
IMPORTANT: Do not exceed the maximum load of 180 kg
COMPONENTS LIST
ASSEMBLY
Unpack all parts and check that no parts are missing. If no parts are missing, assemble the trailer according to steps 1 to 11 below.
Tools needed:
- Pliers
- Screwdriver
- Spanners 10 mm and 14 mm
Assembling the drawbar support
- Assemble the drawbar support (27) on the underside of the bottom plate (1) using 4 screws M6 x 12 (3), 4 lock washers r/J 6 (4) and 4 hex nuts M6 (5).
- NOTE: The hole in the drawbar support (27) must be on the right-hand side.
Assembling the wheel axle holder
Assemble both wheel axle holders (10) and mount on the underside of the bottom
plate (1) using 8 screws M8 x 16 (11), 8 lock washers r/J 8 (12) and 8 hex
nuts M8 (13).
Fitting the wheels
Position the drawbar (19) in the wheel axle support (10). Slide in the wheel
axle (17) through the wheel axle support (10) and the drawbar (19). Fit a flat
washer r/J 16 (14) on each end of the wheel axle (17), and then thread on the
wheels (15), lock the wheels on the axle with a second flat washer r/J 16
(14), and R-clips r/J 3 (16).
Assembling the tip lock pedal
Position the tip lock pedal (21) in the drawbar (19), together with a spacer
(20) on each side of the pedal (21). Thread a hex screw M6 x 90 (25) through
the pedal and the spacers and tighten with a hex lock nut M6 (26). Hook the
tip lock spring (21) in the tip lock pedal’s (21) bottom hole and hook the
other end of the spring in the drawbar (19).
Assembling of the coupling cotter
- Assemble the coupling cotter holder (23) on the drawbar (19) using 2 hex screws M8 x 20 (18), 2 lock washers (/J 8 (12) and 2 hex nuts M8 (13).
- Insert the coupling cotter (24) through the holder and the drawbar hole and secure using an R-clip (/J 3 (16).
Assembling the dropsides
- Assemble the dropsides (2) on the bottom plate using 6 screws M6 x 12 (3), 6 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 6 hex nuts M6 (5).
Assembling the headboard
- Assemble the headboard (28) on the underside of the bottom plate using 4 screws M6 x 12 (3), 4 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 4 hex nuts M6 (5).
- Secure the headboard (28) in the dropsides using 6 screws M6 x 12 (3), 6 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 6 hex nuts M6 (5).
Assembling the corner plates
- Secure both corner plates (29) in the dropsides and headboard using 4 hex screws M6 x 12 (3), 4 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 4 hex nuts M6 (5).
Assembling the LI-frame
- Secure the U-frame (7) in the bottom plate and the drop sides using 6 screws M6 x 12 (3), 6 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 6 hex nuts M6 (5).
- Secure both tailboard guides (6) in the U-frame (7) and the drop sides using 4 screws M6 x 12 (3), 4 lock washers (/J 6 (4) and 4 hex nuts M6 (5).
Assembling the tailboard
- Slide the tailboard (9) in position in tailboard guides.
Assembling the tip lock’s safety cotter
- Insert the R-clip r/J 3 (16) in the drawbar’s safety cotter.
- Pull out the R-clip r/J 3 (16) when the platform needs to be unloaded and step on the tip lock pedal.
USE
- Do not exceed the maximum permitted load of 180 kg.
- Always check before use that the trailer is coupled correctly to and locked in the tow hitch.
- Use only an approved towing vehicle to tow the trailer (garden tractors and four-wheel drive vehicles).
- Never drive with the platform tipped up.
- Do not overfill the platform box. Material that falls out over the dropsides/board can cause the trailer or towing vehicle wheels to lose traction and skid.
- Fill the platform box moderately if the load is to be tipped. Large and heavy loads may be difficult to handle and tip.
- Only use the trailer for its intended purpose.
- Make sure that the towing vehicle and the driver’s combined weight are always greater than the combined weight of the trailer and load, for good driving characteristics.
- Do not use the trailer on public roads.
- Do not exceed 15 km/h with the trailer.
- Exercise care on tight corners -the towing vehicle’s tyres can rub against the trailer.
- Always reduce speed before cornering.
- Exercise care and be attentive when reversing. As far as possible reverse straight – if you need to turn when reversing, there is a risk that the trailer “fastens” on the towing vehicle.
Tips and restrictions
- Removable tailboard – Press upwards to remove the tailboard to facilitate loading and unloading.
- Platform box- Do not exceed the maximum load of180 kg.
- Tyres/rims – Do not exceed the max. tyre pressure 1.7 bar.
- Coupling device – Cotter coupling, only couple to an approved towing vehicle.
- Tip lock pedal – The pedal releases the platform box’s tipping mechanism.
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
- Clean load residue from the platform box after each use.
- Rinse clean and dry the trailer inside and out after each use.
- Always check before use that the tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure, 1.7 bar.
- Check the wheel axle and wheel bearings regularly and lubricate if necessary.
- Check all bolted joints regularly, and retighten if necessary.
- Clean and lubricate sparingly all moving parts annually.
- Repair damaged paintwork with bright top coating.
Storage
- Do not allow the load or masses to remain in the platform box over long periods.
- Make sure that the trailer is clean and dry before storing, this increases its service life and reliability.
- Store indoors or in some other way protected from the weather during the winter and in bad weather.
- For outdoor storage, raise the drawbar end slightly higher than the rear edge of the platform to ensure good run-off.
IMPORTANT: Incorrect maintenance and/or incorrect storage will invalidate the warranty. Only use spare parts recommended by the manufacturer. The use of other spare parts can cause malfunctioning, damage to property and/or personal injury.
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