VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser, for 2″ Receiver with 4″ Manual

Unlock the full potential of your VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser with our comprehensive product manual. Designed for the 2″ Receiver with 4″ Rise/Drop, our manual is an essential guide to help you set up, optimize, and troubleshoot your Trailer Receiver Hitch Extender Extension Adapter.

Whether you’re dealing with the 5-1/4″ or 6-3/4″ extension length, our detailed instructions and illustrations provide step-by-step guidance to ensure a seamless installation process.

With a towing capacity of 4000 lbs and an included hitch pin, our manual ensures you get the most out of your black VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser. Download now to access expert tips, safety guidelines, and maintenance advice that will keep your trailer hitch operating at peak performance. Perfect for both beginners and experienced users, this manual is your go-to resource for maximizing the functionality and longevity of your VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser.

VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser User Manual

MODEL: LFYC06/LFYC07

Safety Instructions

1. Too much tongue weight can lower the tow vehicle in the back, resulting in traction, steering, and braking problems.
2. Using an extender will reduce your hitch’s weight capacity by 50%.
3. Do not modify or use the product outside its intended use and application.
4. When a product is not in use, store it in a secure location out of the reach of children.
5. Do not exceed the maximum weight ratings in the Specifications table.
6. Do not exceed the rating of the lowest rated component in the vehicle/trailer towing set-up.
7. Use common sense when working. Stay alert and concentrate when setting up and using this Hitch Adapter. Never operate while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medications.
8. Always ensure that the tow vehicle’s engine is turned off, with the emergency brake on, before installing this product. Take safety precautions to prevent unsafe movement of the accessory as it is being connected to the vehicle. Ensure the vehicle’s wheels are chocked before attaching the accessory to the tow vehicle.
9. Ensure the Hitch Adapter is securely connected to the vehicle’s receiver. A steel hitch pin and R-shaped safety clip are required for this connection. Make sure the safety clip is fully engaged.
10. The upper receiver (with collar) attaches accessories such as a bike rack or cargo carrier. The upper receiver is not for towing.
11. Read and adhere to all instructions and safety warnings provided by the manufacturer of the receiver used on the vehicle.
12. The connection between the vehicle’s receiver, this HitchAdapter, and the attached accessory must be made correctly. This connection must be solid and include both hitch pins/B-Shaped safety clips. An improper connection could loosen while the vehicle/accessory is on the road, resulting in severe property damage, personal injury, or death.
13. Safety chains between the vehicle and the attached accessory are recommended.
14. Always keep arms, feet, and legs away from under the vehicle and the accessory to be attached when the accessory is being connected or loaded with cargo. Keep spectators away when setting up and using this product.
15. Be aware of the danger of “dynamic loading.” This situation arises when a load is dropped onto the Hitch Adapter, resulting in an excessive short-term load. Dynamic loading can damage and fail the Hitch Adapter and/or the attached accessory and cause personal injury to people nearby.
16. Before each use, check the Hitch Adapter, the vehicle’s receiver, and the attached accessory to ensure all hardware is tightly secured. Check for damaged or worn parts; never use the Hitch Adapter if damaged.
17. Remember that the previously discussed warnings cannot cover all possible events and circumstances. The person setting up and using this product must always use common sense.

Model and Parameters

Structure Diagram and Components

Application Scenarios

All accessories (bike rack, cargocarrier, etc.) must be the top receiver (with collar) with a steel hitch pin and B-shaped safety clip. Make sure safety clips are always fully engaged.

Shock-proof design: Keep nut A loose, tighten bolt B, and then tighten nut A. This can strengthen the shelves and effectively prevent shaking during use.

Trailer Hitch Riser Maintenance

1. Check bolts and safety pins regularly
2. Do not overload.

 

VEVOR Trailer Hitch Riser, for 2" Receiver with 4" Manual