Gladiator Pickup Camper USA Size User Guide

Important Warnings and Precautions For Electrical Legs; 1. For your property and personal safety, when operating a remote control to control the extension and retraction of the electric power jacks, it is necessary to confirm that it will not damage the surrounding people or objects. It is strictly prohibited to operate the electric power jacks under the RVs or in the carriage when there are people inside. 2. Before driving, it is necessary to check whether the electric power jacks have been retracted to a safe distance from the ground to prevent collisions or friction between the jacks and the ground while the vehicle is in motion. 3. Vehicles must be driven carefully when leaving or entering to prevent collision with the jacks or RVs. 4. The site where the jacks are used must be flat, regular, and sturdy, with a slope of no more than 2 degree, and the jacks must touch the ground without deformation. 5. When performing lifting operations after the RVs leaves the ground, it must first be adjusted to a horizontal state. During the lifting process, always observe whether the RVs is significantly tilted. If any abnormalities are found, immediately stop the current operation, otherwise it may cause danger. 6.The electric power jacks can only temporarily lift the top of the RVs off the ground. After the vehicle leaves, the jacks must be retracted to make the RVs as close to the ground as possible. The RVs cannot be left suspended for a long time, otherwise it may cause danger. Avoid Elevated Storage: When the Gladiator product is not in use, never leave it elevated. The legs should only be extended during the process of loading and unloading from the vehicle. Continuous loading of the cabin’s weight on the legs can strain the gear mechanism. Proper Leg Adjustment: When the cabins are not in use, always retract the legs to their shortest length and place supporting blocks under the cabin to bear the weight. Choosing a Parking Spot and Ensuring Stability: When parking in open areas, always select a flat surface. Be aware that windy conditions can cause balance issues. Placing a supporting unit under the alcove outside the cabin increases stability. Please implement this measure for long term storage. Restrictions on Use: Do not enter the cabin when it is parked on its legs. Additionally, climbing into the alcove of the cabin is strictly prohibited as it can cause the cabin to tip over.

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