Load Limit
The correct method for determining the load limit is to:
• Locate the statement, “the weight of cargo should never exceed
kg or lbs.,” On the trailer tongue. (The number shown equals the
total weight capacity for the boat and all contents that can be
safely loaded and towed on the trailer.)
Regular Cleaning
The trailer will look better and last longer if it is rinsed off with fresh
water several times a year. If the boat is run in brackish or salt water,
the trailer should be rinsed thoroughly after every trip because of
residual effects of the brackish or salt water. An annual washing
with a mild detergent and waxing with an auto wax will also help to
keep the trailer bright and clean.
Braking System
Check the braking system at the beginning of the boating season
and again at the conclusion, along with the wheel bearings. If there
is anything that appears to be worn or leaking, take the trailer to an
authorized MasterCraft dealer for a check and possible repair.
Tow Vehicle Approach
Tow vehicles must always approach the trailer slowly prior to being
hitched to the trailer. This allows the operator to retain greater con-
trol. Hard impact with the trailer or improper alignment on the trailer
can result in damage to the tow vehicle, boat and/or the trailer, and
any such damage is not covered under warranty.
Seven-Wire Connector
The tow vehicle must have a seven- wire connector in order for disc
brakes and the trailer lights to function properly. It is important to
properly connect the seven-wire connector on the trailer to the
seven-wire connector on the tow vehicle.
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