Gladiator Pickup Camper USA Size User Guide

Periodic Maintenance of Manual Feet

Cabin Upgrade

Unloading the Cabin

Belts Hook

Intermediary Align

- The foot pipes should be cleaned once a year and wiped with a dry cloth. - The connection pins should be checked for looseness. - If the footplate shows signs of wear over time, it should be replaced or tightened. - Areas where the paint has worn off in the footwells must be protected against corrosion. - The rechargeable drill bit should be replaced when it wears out. - Lifting the cabin before the wheels are fully on the ground - Loading without noticing the slope - Boarding the cabin while it is on its legs - Lowering the feet at excessive speed with a cordless drill - Greasing the footwell (prohibited, causes dust to stick) - Step away from the vehicle without completely removing your feet Non-Warranty Disclaimers Before installing the cabin in the vehicle, it is the user's responsibility to take protective and load-distributing measures (protective base plate, intermediate layer, body edge protection, glass roof protection, etc.) appropriate to the structural characteristics of the pickup body. - Damage to the vehicle body, sheet metal, or surfaces resulting from incorrect installation of the cabin, excessive clamping force, or insufficient protection of the vehicle body, or failure to use the cabin for its intended purpose is not covered by the warranty and does not constitute a manufacturer's liability. Do not enter the cabin when it is on its legs. Climbing onto the side projections (alcove section) of the cabin is strictly prohibited; this may cause the cabin to tip over. Do not leave the cabin in the raised position when the Gladiator product is not in use. The legs should only be extended during the loading and unloading process. Leaving the weight of the cabin on the legs for an extended period of time may damage the mechanism. Usage Restrictions Avoid Storing in Elevated Positions

The following applications are dangerous from a safety perspective and are not covered by the warranty: - Drive the vehicle under the cabin without fully opening the doors. - Raise the cabin without fully pressing your feet on the floor.

- Getting in or loading cargo while the cabin is on its legs. - Loading and unloading on uneven, rocky, or pitted surfaces. - Leaving the cabin in a high position for a long time - Storing the cabin on an inclined surface (risks frame damage).

Emergency Checklist

- Does the cabin tilt to the right/left when the footrests are lowered? - Are there any bends, kinks, or cracks in the foot pipes? - Are your feet flat on the ground? - Is the cordless drill bit loose or worn? - Do you hear any abnormal sounds (clicking, grinding, straining) when lowering your feet? - Is there any dirt, stones, or foreign matter in the footwells? - Does the cabin swing excessively in the wind when standing on its feet?

Proper Foot Alignment

When not using the cabin, always retract the legs to their shortest position and place support blocks under the cabin to bear its weight.

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