POTENTIAL MISHAPS AND SOLUTIONS

While our lockable racks serve as theft deterrents, it's important to recognize that all lockable items can be unlocked or damaged with the right tools, motivation, and time. Here are some potential occurrences to be aware of:

• Location Matters: Ensure the safety of your equipment by being mindful of where you leave your trucks and trailers, especially in high-crime areas.
• Lock Maintenance: Clean the area behind the lock and lock cradle with compressed air to prevent debris buildup, ensuring proper locking functionality.
• Lubrication is Key: Regularly use WD40 to lubricate the friction area inside the lock’s keyhole and the entire locking receptacle to prevent jamming.
• Spring Replacement: The spring on the quick-release handle is a wearable part. Expect to replace it every 2 seasons for optimal performance.
• Fading Paint: The paint on the racks may naturally fade over time. To extend the life of the paint, we recommend applying a clear coat of Rust-Oleum and Krylon®'s Jungle Green spray paint for touch-ups.
• Aluminum Block Kits: These kits hold each trimmer in a locked position to prevent rotation during transit. Routine maintenance of the locking receptacle areas is crucial. Failure to do so may result in trimmers not attaching securely, leading to potential losses.
• Installation Stress: When installing a 3 or 4-position trimmer rack on a truck or open-trailer setup, the height, torque, and bumpy terrains can stress the rack and hardware. For optimal results, consider the "Advanced Open-Trailer Method" within the Installation Instructions using the included Enclosed-Trailer Bracket Kit or the not included Truck Bed Rail Brackets.