DETAIL K2 MMT6X10 User manual

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DETAIL K2 INC.
1080 Clay Ave., Unit #2
Burlington Ont. L7L 0A1
1-888-277-6960
Fig. 10
6 ft. x 10 ft. Utility Trailer6 ft. x 10 ft. Utility Trailer
Owner’s ManualOwner’s Manual
Model MMT6X10Model MMT6X10
10 ft. (304.8 cm)
Utility Trailer

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WARNING! Please read through these instructions completely BEFORE you begin to assemble
and install your DK2 trailer. Failure to follow the instructions closely could cause serious personal
injury or property damage.
Thank for very much for choosing a DK2 product! For further reference, please complete the owner’s
records below:
Model: _______________ Purchase Date: _______________
Save the receipt, warranty and these instructions. It is important that you read the entire
manual to become familiar with this product before you begin using it.
This trailer is designed for certain applications only. The distributor cannot be responsible for issues
arising from modication. We strongly recommend this trailer not be modied and/or used for any
application other than that for which it was designed. If you have any questions relative to a particular
application, DO NOT use the trailer until you have rst contacted the distributor to determine if it can
or should be performed on it.
TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS
Important safe operating practices ............................................................................................. 3
General warnings ....................................................................................................................... 4
Specic operation warnings........................................................................................................ 5
Technical specications.............................................................................................................. 6
Bed assembly............................................................................................................................. 7
Railing assembly ....................................................................................................................... 8
Spring assembly......................................................................................................................... 9
Axle and Wheel assembly .......................................................................................................... 10
Drawbar assembly ..................................................................................................................... 11
Pre-wiring installation ................................................................................................................. 12
Flipping the trailer ...................................................................................................................... 12
Fender assembly ....................................................................................................................... 12
Attaching the coupler.................................................................................................................. 13
Lighting kit installation ................................................................................................................ 14
Ramp and Hinge assembly ........................................................................................................ 15
Schematic Diagram .................................................................................................................... 16
Parts list...................................................................................................................................... 17
Towing vehicle ............................................................................................................................ 18
Hitch, ball, coupler...................................................................................................................... 18
Safety chain................................................................................................................................ 18
Loading....................................................................................................................................... 18
Lighting....................................................................................................................................... 18
Operation.................................................................................................................................... 19
Canadian trailer licensing notice ................................................................................................ 20
U.S.A trailer licensing notice ...................................................................................................... 20
Licensing .................................................................................................................................... 20

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IMPORTANT SAFE OPERATING PRACTICESIMPORTANT SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES
IMPORTANT: Read safety rules and instructions carefully before using this equipment.
Read and follow instructions carefully. Save owner’s manual for future reference or parts
information. Be certain any future user of this carrier is aware of correct attachment and use.
CAUTION: Safety First — Read this manual carefully before attaching and using your trailer.
We recommend that you read this manual completely so that you are fully aware of all important
safety recommendations. Record your serial number.
DANGER: This equipment was built to be operated according to the rules for safe operation
in this manual. As with any type of equipment, carelessness or error on the part of the operator can
result in serious injury or property damage.
zTo use this equipment properly, you must observe the safety regulations, the assembly instructions
and the operating instructions to be found in this manual.
zAll persons who use and service the trailer must be informed about potential hazards and must be
well acquainted with this manual.
IMPORTANT WARNING: It is critical that your DK2 Trailer is properly secured to the
vehicle.
zAttaching it improperly could result in a vehicular accident, causing serious bodily harm, injuries,
or death to you or to others.
zSecuring trailers and accessories to your vehicle is your legal responsibility. Check the trailer prior
to use, and inspect the components for adjustment, wear, and damage periodically.
zYou must read and understand all of the instructions and cautions before you install or use the
trailer.
zIf you do not understand all of the instructions and cautions, or if your mechanical experience
precludes following them, have the trailer installed by a professional.
WARNING: You are responsible to ensure the trailer attaches safely and securely to the
vehicle.
zThis trailer is designed for use on passenger cars, trucks, and SUVs that have the trailer hitch
and weight capacity.
zInappropriate use and fastening of the trailer to the vehicle may lead to damage to cargo, the
trailer, and/or your vehicle. It may also inict damage on other vehicles behind and elsewhere on
the road with you.
zDo not take the trailer through an automatic car wash.

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GENERAL WARNINGSGENERAL WARNINGS
WARNING: Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all instructions listed
below may result in electric shock, re and/or serious injury.
WARNING: The warnings, cautions, and instructions discussed in this instruction manual
cannot cover all possible conditions or situations that could occur. It must be understood by the
operator that common sense and caution are factors that cannot be built into this product, but must
be supplied by the operator.
1. KEEP THE WORK AREA CLEAN AND DRY. Damp or wet work areas can result in injury.
2. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY FROM WORK AREA. Do not allow children to handle this product.
3. ALWAYS WEAR ANSI-APPROVED SAFETY GLASSES AND HEAVY-DUTY WORK GLOVES during
assembly and use. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry which can get caught in moving parts.
4. READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL CAREFULLY. Get to know your trailer and familiarize yourself with its
applications and limitations.
5. USE THE TRAILER ACCORDING TO THE GUIDELINES IN THIS MANUAL. Do not abuse it or force it to
do a job for which it was not designed.
6. USE ONLY ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. Consult this owner’s manual. The use
of incorrect accessories may produce unforeseen hazards.
7. STORE IDLE EQUIPMENT. When not in use, tools and equipment should be stored in a dry location to
inhibit rust. Always lock up tools and equipment, and keep out of reach of children.
8. USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB. Do not attempt to force small equipment to do the work of
larger industrial equipment. There are certain applications for which this equipment was designed.
It will do the job better and more safely at the capacity for which it was intended. Do not modify this
equipment, and do not use this equipment for a purpose for which it was not intended.
9. CHECK FOR DAMAGED PARTS. Before using this product, carefully check that it will operate properly
and perform its intended function. Check for damaged parts and any other conditions that may
affect the operation of this product. Replace damaged or worn parts immediately.
10.DO NOT OVERREACH. Keep proper footing and balance at all times to prevent tripping falling, back
injury, etc.
11.DO NOT USE THIS TRAILER WHEN TIRED OR DISTRACTED.
12.INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS MUST FOLLOW OSHA REQUIREMENTS.

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SPECIFIC OPERATION WARNINGSSPECIFIC OPERATION WARNINGS
1. BEFORE EACH USE, ALWAYS EXAMINE THE TRAILER for proper tire (26) condition and air pressure,
damaged Tail Lights (19, 22), damaged Side Running Lights (5), loose bolts and nuts, structural
cracks, bends and any other condition that may affect its safe operation. Do not use the Trailer
even if minor damage appears.
2. BEFORE EACH USE, ALWAYS ATTACH THE SAFETY CHAINS (3) of the trailer to the towing vehicle.
Make sure the Safety Chains are attached to the towing vehicle with an equal length at each side.
Do not allow the Safety Chains to drag on the ground.
3. ALWAYS CHECK TO MAKE SURE THE PAYLOAD BEING TRANSPORTED IS PROPERLY AND SAFELY
SECURED IN THE TRAILER. Load the trailer evenly from side to side with 60% of the load weight
forward of the Axle.
4. MAKE SURE THE TOWING VEHICLE IS CAPABLE OF TOWING THIS TRAILER AND ITS PAYLOAD. Make
sure the hitch on the towing vehicle is capable of towing the trailer and its payload. The towing
capacity of the hitch is typically stamped on the hitch drawbar.
5. MAKE SURE the hitch coupler (1) and the vehicle’s Ball Hitch (not included) are of equal mating size
(2”) and are rated equal to or greater than the weight of the trailer and its payload.
6. DO NOT EXCEED 45 MILES PER HOUR (72 km/h) when towing the trailer. Excess speed is a major
cause of vehicle-trailer accidents.
7. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO POWER THE TRAILER LIGHTS WITH ANY OTHER THAN THE CORRECT TYPE OR
VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL CURRENT. The LED tail lights supplied with this trailer are for a 12 volt DC
electrical system only.
8. PARK THE TRAILERS ON A FLAT, LEVEL, PAVED SURFACE AND CHOCK BOTH TIRES whenever
possible, to keep the trailer from accidently moving.
9. BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO FOLD UP THE TRAILER, make sure it is on a at, level, solid surface and
chock both Tires (26).
10.NEVER ATTEMPT TO FOLD UP THE TRAILER WITHOUT THE HELP of one or two able assistants.
11.DO NOT EXCEED THE 1900 POUND WEIGHT CAPACITY.
12.DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO RIDE in a towed vehicle or on the trailer.
13.DO NOT TRANSPORT PASSENGERS OR HEAVY CARGO INSIDE A VEHICLE that is being towed.
14.THE COUPLER MUST BE PROPERLY SECURED TO THE HITCH BALL. After assembly and attachment,
pull up and down on the hitch coupler to make sure the hitch ball is snug in the hitch coupler. If the
coupler is not secured properly, it could come loose while the trailer is in motion, causing property
damage, serious personal injury or even death.
15.MAKE WIDE TURNS when towing a loaded trailer, avoiding both sharp turns and U-turns. Turning
too sharply can cause damage to the trailer and/or the tow vehicle.
UNPACKINGUNPACKING
zWhen unpacking, check to make sure all the parts shown on the Parts List (see p. ) are included.
zIf any parts are missing or broken, please contact with us.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Tires 175/80D13(C)
Wheel Lug Nuts 5 per wheel: 85-90 ft-lb. (115.24 - 122.02 Nm) torque
Tire Pressure 350 KPA (50 PSI/LPC)
Rim 13 x 5
Bed Dimensions 6 ft. x 10 ft. (182.9 cm x 304.8 cm)
Ball/Coupler size 2 Inch (≈ 2.54 cm)
Coupler capacity Class II; 3500 lb. (1587.6 kg), Maximum Gross Load
Load Capacity 1950 lb. (885.5 kg)
Net weight 580 lb. (263 kg)
GVWR 2500 lb. (1133.98 kg)
Read the following instructions step by step. Refer also to the complete parts and hardware list.
Average assembly time is 1 hour.
You will need the following tools to assemble your trailer:
NOTE:
zThe trailer parts are called out by standing at the rear of the trailer looking toward the hitch. The
trailer frame parts are labeled.
zDo not tighten any nuts and bolts until the entire trailer is assembled.
zPeriodically check all the nuts and bolts for tightness.
zTighten the wheel lug nuts to 85-90 ft-lb. (115.24 - 122.02 Nm) of torque after assembling the
trailer, after the rst 20, 50 and 100 miles (30, 80, and 160 kilometres) of driving and before each
tow thereafter.
16 mm wrench or socket
17 mm wrench or socket
18 mm wrench or socket
19 mm wrench or socket
20 mm wrench or socket
21 mm wrench or socket
Pliers
Phillips screwdriver
Rubber mallet

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ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY
STEP 1STEP 1
BED ASSEMBLY
First, nd a bench with a height of 40cm or more for spare use.
1. Place the front (28) and rear (24) beds on the bench.
2. Use three (3) M12 x 80 bolts and nuts to connect both sections together. Do not tighten too much
otherwise the upright rails (25, 29, 30) will be harder to assemble later on. (See Fig. 1)
Item No. Description Qty.
24 Rear bed 1
27 Hex M12 x 80 & nut (set) 3
28 Front bed 1
27
27
27
28
24
Fig. 1

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STEP 2STEP 2
RAILING ASSEMBLY
1. Place rails (25, 29, 30) as shown (Fig. 2), use the M10 x 85 (7) bolts and nuts provided for the
double rail connections.
2. Use the M10 x 50 (4) bolts and nuts to connect the rest of the upright rails.
3. Tighten the M12 x 80 (27) bed nuts from Step 1.
Item No. Description Qty.
25 Rear side rail 2
29 Front side rail 2
30 Front rail 1
7 Hex M10 x 85 bolt & nut (set) 6
4 Hex bolt M10 x 50 bolt & nut (set) 16
Fig. 2
7
4
30 29 25

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STEP 3STEP 3
SPRING ASSEMBLY
1. Place 3-leaf slipper springs (11) into the spring seats with the eyes forward as shown (Fig. 3).
2. Insert M14 x 80 (13) bolts facing the inside of the frame (Fig. 3).
3. Leave the bolts untightened.
Item No. Description Qty.
11 3-leaf spring 2
13 Hex M14 x 80 bolt & nut (set) 4
Fig. 3
11
13

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STEP 4STEP 4
AXLE & WHEEL ASSEMBLY
1. Lay the axle across the springs.
2. Mount the axle to the 3-leaf springs (11) using U-bolts (8), leaf spring plates (12) and M12 nylock
nuts to fasten the plates to the U-bolts (Fig. 5).
NOTE: Insert the raised point of the spring into the concave side on the axle. Make sure that the
axle is in the right position. See Fig. 5 for a closer view of the wheel.
3. Install the wheels with the 10 wheel nuts provided.
NOTE:
z The wheel nuts will need to be torqued after the trailer is ipped over and the wheel can be better
held.
zTapered ends of the wheel nuts must be facing inward toward the wheel.
Item No. Description Qty.
8 U-bolts 4
12 Leaf spring plates 2
26 Wheel 2
WHEEL NUTS
Fig. 5
26
8
12
M12 NYLOCK NUTS
AXLE

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STEP 5STEP 5
DRAWBAR ASSEMBLY
1. Place the drawbar (31) on the beds as shown (Fig. 6)
2. Connect the drawbar (31) on each side runner with the M14 x 70 (6) bolts and nuts provided.
3. Draw the L-Spring latch open for drawbar tubes to lock.
4. Do not tighten for the time being.
Item No. Description Qty.
31 Drawbar 1
6 Hex M14 x 70 nuts & bolts (set) 2
631
Fig. 6

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STEP 6STEP 6
PRE-WIRING INSTALLATION
The wiring is pre-assembled under the frame, and must be connected to the harness that connects to
the front of the trailer drawbar (31).
STEP 7STEP 7
FLIPPING THE TRAILER
Flip the trailer over with help and install the fenders.
WARNING: Rolling the trailer over will require assistance. The trailer at this point weighs
approximately 583 lbs / 265 kg
STEP 8STEP 8
FENDER ASSEMBLY
1. Attach the fenders using M10 x 70 (17) bolts and the L-brackets (9) as shown (Fig. 7).
2. Use the M8 x 25 (14) bolts to connect the fenders between the front and rear L-brackets (9).
14
10
917
Fig. 7
Item No.Description Qty.
17 Hex M10 x 70 bolts & nuts (set) 4
9 Fender bracket 4
14 Hex M8 x 25 bolts & nuts (set) 8
10 Fender 1

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STEP 9STEP 9
ATTACHING THE COUPLER
1. Install the coupler (1) and safety chain (3) using two M12 x 70 (2) bolts and nuts provided (Fig. 8).
2. The front bolt passes through the end link of the safety chain (3) as it is inserted through the
drawbar tubes.
Item No. Description Qty.
1 Coupler 1
3 Safety chain 1
2 Hex M12 x 70 nuts & bolts (set) 2
2
3
1
Fig. 8

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STEP 10STEP 10
LIGHTING KIT INSTALLATION
1. Assemble the square light brackets (16, 23) to the trailer beds (24, 28) with M10 x 70 (17) bolts and
nuts. The license plate holder (15) should be installed on the left-side light bracket (16) (Fig. 9-1).
2. Install the lights (19, 22) and complete the wiring.
3. Mount the clearance light (5) on the frame using the self-tapping screws (Fig. 9-2).
4. Plug light connector into the wire harness.
NOTE: The driver’s side light is the one with the clear lenses on the bottom, the license plate
bracket needs to be installed on the driver’s side as well. Attach all necessary wiring and fasten
lights to the side of the trailer.
Item No. Description Qty.
16 Left side light bracket 1
23 Right side light bracket 1
19 Left side rear light 1
22 Right side rear light 1
17 Hex M10 x 70 bolts & nuts (set) 4
5 Clearance light 2
15 License plate bracket 1
1719
16
15
Fig. 9-1
SELF TAPPING SCREWS
Fig. 9-2
5

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STEP 11STEP 11
RAMP AND HINGE ASSEMBLY
1. Place the ramp (20) on the trailer bed and use M10 x 20 (18) bolts and nuts to fasten the hinge
plates (21) and ramp to the rear of the trailer bed, DO NOT over-tighten until the lock nut grabs and
bolt turns freely.
2. Lift up the ramp and lock to the UP position.
NOTE: Please check and tighten all bolts before nalizing the assembly.
3. At this point your trailer will be fully assembled. (Fig. 10)
Item No. Description Qty.
18 Hex M10 x 20 bolts & nuts (set) 4
20 Ramp 1
21 Hinge plate 2
Fig. 10

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMSCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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PARTS LISTPARTS LIST
Item No. Description Qty.
1 2” coupler 1
2 Hex M12 x 70 bolts & nuts (set) 2
3 Safety chain 1
4 Hex M10 x 50 bolts & nuts (set) 16
5 Clearance light 2
6 Hex M14 x 70 bolts & nuts (set) 2
7 Hex M10 x 85 bolts & nuts (set) 6
8 U-bolt 4
9 Fender bracket 4
10 Fender 2
11 3-leaf spring 2
12 Leaf spring plate 2
13 Hex M14 x 80 bolts & nuts (set) 4
14 Hex M8 x 25 bolts & nuts (set) 8
15 License plate bracket 1
16 Left-side light bracket 1
Item No. Description Qty.
17 Hex M10 x 70 bolts & nuts (set) 8
18 Hex M10 x 20 bolts & nuts (set) 4
19 Left-side rear light 1
20 Ramp 1
21 Hinge plate 2
22 Right-side rear light 1
23 Right-side light bracket 1
24 Rear bed 1
25 Rear side rail 2
26 Wheel 2
27 Hex M12 x 80 bolts & nuts (set) 3
28 Front bed 1
29 Front side rail 2
30 Front rail 1
31 Drawbar 1

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SAFE USE AND OPERATION RULESSAFE USE AND OPERATION RULES
TOWING VEHICLE
zMake sure vehicle is capable of towing the load.
zExcess speed is the second most important cause of car-trailer accidents. Recommended
maximum speed for all passenger cars towing trailers is 45 mph (72 km/h).
HITCH, BALL, COUPLER
zCheck that the hitch on the towing vehicle is capable of towing the trailer. The capability of the hitch
is normally stamped on the hitch bar and the capacity of the ball is stamped on the ball.
zMake sure the coupler and the ball the same size and are rated equal to or greater than the load.
zNever attach anything other than the proper size coupler to the ball for towing.
SAFETY CHAINS
zAlways cross the chains under the coupler and connect the safety chains to the tow vehicle frame.
zCheck that safety chains are attached to towing vehicle with the same length for each side.
zDo not allow chains to drag on ground.
LOADING
zNever overload trailer. Maximum load is 1900 pounds (861.8 kg).
zLoad trailer evenly from side to side with 60% of the load forward of the axle. It is important that the
tongue be pressing down on the hitch, but not exceeding a downward force of 90 pounds (40.8 kg).
zReduce weight in car trunk and rear seat areas by amount of tongue weight of your trailer.
zIt is unsafe and also against the law to carry passengers on or in any trailer.
zAlways lock tail gate in the travel position before towing trailer.
LIGHTING
zCheck all lights before each use and every 100 miles (160 km). REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY
BROKEN LENSES, BULBS OR REFLECTORS.
zCheck wires for good connections and possible fraying or wearing of insulation.
zBulbs supplied with this trailer are for 12 volt system.
zBulbs used in tail lights are: Number -1157-Stop/Turn and Tail.
zBulbs for running lights are: Number -1895.

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SAFE USE AND OPERATION RULESSAFE USE AND OPERATION RULES
WHEELS AND TIRES
zCheck tire for wear, damage and proper ination before each use and every 100 miles (160 km).
zTire pressure should be kept at 50 PSI (350 kPa).
zCheck and tighten lug nuts. Tighten to 85-90 ft-lb. (115.24 - 122.02 Nm) of torque.
zRetighten after rst 25, 50 and 100 miles (40, 80, 160 km) and before towing each time
thereafter.
OPERATION
zKnow how to properly control your towing vehicle-trailer combination on the highway under all
conditions. It is important to remember that the loaded weight of the trailer will increase your
braking and stopping distances appreciably.
zWhen towing a trailer over long distances, stop and check tightness of all connections, lights and
running gear every 100 miles.
zCarry emergency ares, and re extinguisher if required for operation in your state.
zIt is desirable to carry extra bulbs and fuses if you are towing the trailer at night.
zCheck safety chains and hooks for wear and do not allow safety chains to drag on ground.
zTo prevent bearing damage, disassemble and repack wheel bearing with a good grade of wheel
bearing grease every 2000-3000 miles (3200 - 4800 km) or yearly.
zIf you do not know how to repack wheel bearing, take your trailer to a qualied technician.
IMPORTANT: The purpose of the following notices is to give you tips on safe use and
operation of your utility trailer.
1. PLEASE READ the instructions carefully and follow them step-by-step for easy assembly. Please
keep this instruction.
2. PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK THE ASSEMBLY step-by-step to be sure each is followed.
3. BEFORE USING, PLEASE INSPECT your trailer.
4. DO NOT REMOVE THE VIN STICKER from the tow bar.
NOTICE:
zRe-pack wheel bearings after every 3000 miles (4800 km) of use.
zKeep tire pressure at 50 PSI (350 kPa) with tires at ambient temperature.
zPlease insure you comply with the following before using your trailer.
1. Tighten U-bolts
2. Tighten wheel lug nuts.
3. Coupler is secured to the ball and is properly adjusted.
4. Cross and connect safety chains.
5. Trailer load must not exceed its 1900 lb. (861.8 kg) capacity and must be properly secured.
6. Trailer load size must not exceed trailers bed board size.

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LICENSINGLICENSING
CANADIAN TRAILER LICENSING NOTICE
Some provinces may consider that this trailer is specially constructed or a homemade vehicle for
registration, licensing and/or titling purposes.
When licensing your trailer, you will need the signed NVIS form, a purchase invoice, cash register
receipt, or bill of sale showing the purchase and retail sales tax collected by the seller.
Take these to your local Provincial Ministry of Transportation Ofce and upon payment of the
appropriate fees, you will be issued a title, registration, and license plate (if required). Some provinces
will require inspection of the assembled and nished trailer kit before issuing a title registration/
license.
If you require additional information or guidance on licensing or titling, please consult your Provincial
Department of Motor Vehicles.
U.S.A TRAILER LICENSING NOTICE
Some states may consider that this trailer kit is specially constructed or a homemade vehicle for
registration, licensing and/or titling purposes.
When licensing your trailer, you may need the signed M.C.O., a purchase invoice, cash register
receipt, or bill of sale showing the purchase and retail sales tax or use tax collection by the seller.
Take these to your local Department of Motor Vehicles and upon payment of the appropriate State
fees, you will be issued a title, registration and license plate (if required). Some states will require
inspection of the assembled and nished trailer kit before issuing a title registration/license.
If you require additional information or guidance on licensing or titling, please consult your State
Department of Motor Vehicles.