Sealey TPK353 Instruction Manual
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To attach the Sealey TPK353 Tow Pole, first ensure both vehicles are parked safely. Connect the hooks on either end of the tow pole to the towing eyes of both vehicles. Secure the connections by tightening the locking mechanisms.
The Sealey TPK353 Tow Pole has a maximum towing capacity of 3.5 tonnes. Ensure the weight of the towed vehicle does not exceed this limit for safe operation.
Yes, the Sealey TPK353 Tow Pole is designed for use on highways. However, always adhere to local traffic regulations and ensure both vehicles are equipped with hazard warning lights.
Regularly inspect the tow pole for any signs of wear or damage. Clean it after each use to prevent rust. Lubricate the moving parts periodically to ensure smooth operation.
If the tow pole becomes damaged, stop using it immediately. Inspect the damage to assess if it can be repaired or if the pole needs replacing. Do not attempt to use a damaged pole as it may compromise safety.
The Sealey TPK353 Tow Pole is compatible with most vehicles equipped with standard towing eyes. Consult your vehicle's manual to ensure compatibility.
Ensure both drivers are aware of the towing procedure, maintain a low speed, and use hazard lights. Check that the tow pole is securely attached before starting. Avoid sudden movements to prevent detachment.
If you experience connection issues, ensure that the hooks are properly aligned with the towing eyes and that the locking mechanisms are fully engaged. Check for any obstructions or damage that might impede connection.
While the Sealey TPK353 is robust, its use off-road should be limited to avoid damage from uneven terrain. Off-road towing should be done cautiously and at low speeds.
Store the tow pole in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. Ensure it is clean and free of moisture to prevent rust. Keeping it in a protective case can also help prolong its life.