Utility Trailers
Congratulations on your Lifetime purchase. By following the information and instructions provided, your new Lifetime product should provide you with years of service and enjoyment.
Fold-In-Half Utility Trailer
Care & Safety
Be aware of pinch points while folding or deploying trailer as serious injury could occur, and always load the trailer while assist wheel is up.
The following variables will affect the performance and lifetime of your fold-in-half utility trailer. For maximum performance and longevity, never overload the trailer in excess of the load capacity of 1,000 pounds and do not pull trailer in excess of 65 mph.
Before towing, you must check:
- Locking mechanism
- Tire pressure and tread
- Tires and wheels for damage
- Lug nuts for tightness (For new and remounted wheels, retighten lug nuts at the first 10, and 50 miles of driving.)
- Gate latches
- Electrical trailer lights
Utility Trailer
Care & Safety
Before towing you should check the tires for correct air pressure and good tread, as well as for any tire damage. Also check lug nuts for tightness. For new and remounted wheels, retighten lug nuts at the first 10, 25, and 50 miles of driving. Secure all door and gate latches. And always make sure that trailer lighting is operating correctly before.
Remember to observe the maximum load capacity and maximum speed for your particular model.
