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The PodRunner™ portable delivery system consists of a fully customizable payload (the “Pod”)
securely attached to a scissor-lift chassis with all-terrain tires (the "Runner"). PodRunner™
mounts on any standard 2” trailer hitch, and the scissor-lift chassis enables one person to easily
load and unload the unit from the hitch without lifting—and then roll it to the destination.
PodRunner™ fits through standard doorways and can be used on elevators and escalators.
Owner’
s Manual
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READ THESE WARNINGS BEFORE USING YOUR PODRUNNER
™
Failure to follow these instructions or heed these warnings may cause damage to the PodRunner™
unit, your vehicle or other property, cause bodily injury or death, and void your warranty.
You are always responsible for damage to your PodRunner™, other property, injury or death caused by incorrect use of a PodRunner™.
Vehicle transport of a PodRunner™ is limited to a class III (or higher), 2” receiver hitch. Never use a hitch extender or hitch size converter with a
PodRunner™.
Never exceed your vehicle and hitch receiver tongue weight specification. You are always responsible for the amount of load you carry.
Maximum weight allowed on the PodRunner™ chassis (Runner) is 500 lbs.
Never attempt to load or unload a PodRunner™ unless you are on level ground.
Always set the Runner’s parking brake prior to loading or unloading your PodRunner™.
Never attempt to use a drill to raise or lower a PodRunner™ scissor lift with the crank handle engaged.
Check all bolts and nuts for tightness prior to transporting a PodRunner™.
Never transport a PodRunner™ on a vehicle unless the handle’s safety lanyard is correctly connected to lock the pull handle in its upright stored
position.
Never transport a PodRunner™ on a carrying vehicle with a Hitch Adapter in the PodRunner’s™ Hitch Adapter Bed.
Never transport a PodRunner™ with the PitchLok™ pins in the “Load” position.
PodRunner™ is not for transport of people, animals, flammable liquids or other hazardous materials.
Never attempt to transport a PodRunner™ unless the Pod and all contents or other carried items are firmly and completely attached to the
PodRunner™. Insufficiently secured items may fall off. You are always responsible for damage to your PodRunner™ or other property caused
by incorrect use of a PodRunner™.
Do not use PodRunner™ as a seat or step.
Use extreme caution when maneuvering PodRunner™ on inclines or slopes. Never attempt to roll a PodRunner™ on terrain that is too steep or
soft to maintain control of the PodRunner™. It may roll away, sink or tip over.
Never attempt to move a PodRunner™ unless the upper frame is in a completely collapsed position.
Never transport a PodRunner™ on a vehicle unless the lower frame is in its completely raised position.
Always set the parking brake and deploy the wheel chocks before leaving a PodRunner™. In some cases even these devices may not be
sufficient to prevent the PodRunner™ from rolling away. You are always responsible for securing the PodRunner™ from unintentional
movement
It may be required by law (and we strongly recommend) using the PodRunner™ running and brake lights if the PodRunner™ blocks the taillights
or turn signals on your vehicle. Attach the four pin electrical connector and test the PodRunner™ lights prior to operating the vehicle.
Do not carry loads that are wider than your vehicle.
Relocate license plate if blocked by the unit (mounting brackets with proper illumination are provided).
Check the security of your load, fasteners and pins before driving your vehicle with the PodRunner™ attached. We recommend rechecking these
items at all rest/fuel stops.
Severe bumps can damage the PodRunner™ or the vehicle’s hitch. Drive slowly on rough roads. Stop and make a thorough inspection if your
PodRunner™ strikes the road. Correct any problems before resuming travel.
Check to see that your vehicle is equipped with an exhaust system that does not direct exhaust directly onto the Runner or Pod as damage to
the unit and its contents may occur.
Do not drill, weld or modify any part of a PodRunner™. Never alter or replace a component on the Runner with any part except one supplied by
Rescue 42, Inc.
Always unpin, rotate and repin the PodRunner™ landing gear to its raised position before attempting to drive on or over any terrain that might
cause the wheels to strike the ground. In some cases rotating the landing gear to its raised position still may not provide enough ground
clearance. Do not operate your vehicle in this situation. You are always responsible for damage to your PodRunner™ or other property caused
by incorrect use of a PodRunner™.
Use extreme caution when operating a vehicle with a PodRunner™ attached. Backing, cornering, bumps, speed and vehicle control are all areas
where you need to be aware that you have an extension off the back of your vehicle and extra load in your hitch. You are always responsible for
damage to your PodRunner™ or other property caused by incorrect use of a PodRunner™. Review and follow the guidelines for “Vehicle
Operations” in this owner’s manual.
Never use a PodRunner™ that is damaged in any way.
Not for use with ATV’s, trailers or towed vehicles.
PodRunner™ may not mount to the back of some vehicles with a rear mounted spare tire.
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CAUTION
Please be aware of these issues for the best performance of your PodRunner™
Most PodRunner™ components are finished to prevent rust. As with any metal equipment, we recommend you keep the unit clean and remove
road salt and debris.
Do not allow harsh chemicals, road salt or mud to accumulate on the unit for an extended amount of time.
Wash the unit with mild soap and water and a non-abrasive cloth.
The Thrust Screw and Mounting Pin are not coated with a rust prohibiting coating. These moving parts must be kept well lubricated with grease
to ensure smooth movement and prevent corrosion.
PodRunner™ will not correctly load and unload unless the PitchLok™ Pins and PitchLok™ holes are kept lubricated.
Pins and Bolts should be inspected regularly. Replace if any parts are bent or excessively worn.
It is recommended that the unit be stored indoors when not in use.
Pod locks are designed to deter vandalism and theft but should not be considered theft proof.
It is recommended to secure the unit to the vehicle if left unattended using a standard cable locking system as long as it does not interfere with
the function and safety of the vehicle.
How to Attach a Pod/Payload to the Runner’s Upper Frame
1) The PodRunner™ upper frame has numerous 3/8”-16 female threaded holes to allow you to mount almost
anything to your PodRunner™ using 3/8”-16 fully threaded bolts. Wood or plastic sheets may be bolted directly to
the upper frame. Metal appliances such as Cargo-Pods™ and Workstation-Pods™ should sit on our special Nylon
washers which are sized to surround and protect the female threaded Nutserts while separating the metal parts from
each other.
It is recommended that you use blue Loctite on all bolts. 3/8”-16 bolts should be torqued to 30 ft/lbs.
2) For extreme applications or if you should strip the female threads out of the PodRunner™ frame, you may use
longer bolts that extend completely through the holes in the bottom of the top frame. This will allow you to install a
washer and Nylon Lock nut to secure your load. Only apply the Nylon Lock nut after the bolt is torqued tight or you
will strip the female threads out of the PodRunner™. Be sure to use fully threaded bolts to mount your payload.
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D. Scissor Legs (x2) I. Wheel Legs (x4)
E. Thrust Bar & Thrust Screw
Please read all instructions carefully before using and/or attaching the PodRunner™ to your vehicle
Your PodRunner™ includes:
(1) Scissor-lift chassis with threaded inserts for mounting Pods
(1) Adjustable Hitch Adapter with (1) PitchLok™ Pin & (2) Hitch Pin
(1) Set of wheel chocks
(1) Owner’s Manual
Tools Needed:
(2) 15/16” wrenches
(2) 1 1/8” wrenches
(1) Anti-rattle hitch pin (
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(1) 4-pin adapter (
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J. Wheel Chocks
K. Mounting Pin & Tabs
L. Lock Bumpers
M. Wiring Box
N. Hitch Adapter Bed
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Using Your PodRunner™
Your PodRunner™ has two phases of mobility (1) manually rolling the unit on its wheels or (2) mounting the unit to
a 2” (class III or greater) vehicle hitch. When rolling the unit around using manual power, use caution on slopes or
ramps as the unit may be difficult to control when fully loaded. The Handbrake on the handle is not guaranteed to
stop the unit, but will lend assistance in slowing and exerting control of the unit. The unit should only be moved with
the Upper Frame lowered to prevent the unit from tipping. When the unit is in its stationary position, the included
Parking Brake and Wheel Chocks must be used to prevent the unit from rolling away.
Loading PodRunner™ onto your vehicle
Park your vehicle on solid, level ground. After making sure that your PodRunner™ can’t roll away, remove the Hitch
Adapter from its Bed in the PodRunner™ Lower Frame. Insert the Receiver Tongue into your 2” Class III or greater
tow hitch. Secure with the Hitch Pin. If transporting over long distances you may want to use a commercially
available Anti-Rattle hitch pin, but it is not required. The Anti-Rattle hitch pin will reduce the natural “slop” between
your hitch receiver and the Hitch Adapter tongue thereby reducing movement of the PodRunner™. Remove the
PitchLok™ Pins and adjust the height of the Height Adjustment Post (
instructions below
), then replace and lock the
PitchLok™ Pins. Make sure that the PitchLok™ Pins and associated holes are lubricated. Next, insert the PitchLok™
Safety Pin into the open hole directly above the Pitch Box. If the Height Adjustment Post is at its lowest position and
there is no hole available, store the PitchLok™ Safety Pin in any hole below the Pitch Box. This pin acts as a backup
safety device should the PitchLok™ pins become damaged or loose.
Adjusting the height of the Height Adjustment Post for adequate ground clearance:
Not all vehicle hitch receivers are the same height, so
you will need to adjust the Hitch Adapter to your
specific vehicle’s hitch height. The minimum clearance
between the bottom of a mounted PodRunner’s™ tires
and the road surface is 12”. To figure out your hitch
receiver’s ground clearance, measure the distance
between the ground and inside top edge of your hitch
receiver tube. Based on that measurement, use the
chart (right) to figure out the PitchLok™ pin position
you should use. That will be the minimum clearance,
but it is strongly recommended to mount your
PodRunner™ as high off the ground as possible.
For example, if your receiver clearance measurement is 19”, you would put the
PitchLok™ pins into position 4 for minimum clearance, but position 5 would allow the
PodRunner™ to ride higher off the ground.
If your receiver clearance is less than 16”, you must rotate the wheels into the UP position. These recommendations
may not guarantee that your PodRunner™ will have adequate road clearance. Secure the Wheels into the UP
position if you have any concerns about the tires striking the road. If you still do not have enough clearance, do not
operate your vehicle with the PodRunner™ attached.
Receiver
Clearance
Measurement
in Inches
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LOAD TRANSPORT
PitchLok™
Now that you have set the Height Adjustment Post,
slightly pull the Hitch Adapter’s Mounting Box up and
towards you so that the PitchLok™ Pins are in the
LOAD Position. On level ground, roll your
PodRunner™ to the rear of the vehicle and position it
perpendicular to the Hitch Adapter. If you are using
the PodRunner™ Stop/Turn/Taillights, remove the 4-
pin connector from the Wiring Box and plug it into
your vehicle’s 4-pin receiver. If your vehicle doesn’t
have a 4-pin receiver, you will need to purchase an
adapter at an auto parts store. Reposition your
license plate to the PodRunner™ frame if required.
Turn the Lift Handle CLOCKWISE to raise the Upper Frame of the Runner until the
Mounting Pin is higher than the Mounting Box. Maneuver the PodRunner™ so the
Mounting Pin is directly above the Hitch Adapter Mounting Hole and turn the Lift Handle
in the COUNTER-CLOCKWISE direction. This will lower the Mounting Pin into the Hitch
Adapter. Once you see the weight of the unit begin to transfer from the PodRunner™ to
the vehicle’s suspension, stop turning the handle and move to the front of the unit. By
giving the unit a forward push, the PitchLok™ Pins will slide down into the TRANSPORT Position. You will need to
perform this action when the weight of the PodRunner™ is just starting to transfer onto your hitch. Too little weight
and the PitchLok™ Pins won’t drop. Too much weight and it will be difficult to shift the weight of the PodRunner™.
You may have to turn the Lift Handle to find the correct height to set the PitchLok™ Pins correctly.
Your PodRunner™ does not need to be exactly perpendicular to the Hitch Adapter in order to be mounted.
PodRunner’s™ unique Mounting Tabs will allow the PodRunner™ to be lifted even if misaligned. When the wheels
come off the ground the PodRunner™ will either automatically rotate to the correct position or be easily rotated by
hand until the Mounting Tabs drop and lock into their holes.
Continue raising the Lower Frame until the Lower Frame Posts come in
contact with the Upper Frame, then give the handle an additional ¼ to
½ turn. Do not over tighten the Lift Handle. The Lock Bumpers may or
may not come in contact with the bottom of the Mounting Box
depending on the weight distribution in your unit. Raise the Steering
Handle to its vertical position and secure it to the Upper Frame using
the red Safety Lanyard. The PodRunner™ does not need to ride level
on the back of your vehicle and will be able to slightly rock back and
forth due to the slop between your hitch and the Hitch Adapter
Tongue. This is normal and will not damage the PodRunner™ or your
hitch. You may also install an anti-rattle device in the hitch for a tighter
fit. Be sure to test the stop, running and turning lights prior to driving.
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Additional Ground Clearance
If further ground clearance is needed the wheels can fold up and “nest” above the Lower Frame. To nest the Tail
End wheels in the UP Position, remove both Leg Pins. Pull the axle up and align the pin holes to the UP position.
Reinsert both Leg Pins and secure the Pin Safety Springs.
To nest the Steering End wheels in the UP Position, (1) remove both Leg Pins and the Steering Lock Pin. (2) Rotate
axle half-way up, then (3) rotate steering handle counter-clockwise 180°. Once the holes align, (4) insert the
Steering Lock Pin into the Lock Tab and continue to rotate the wheels into the UP Position. (5) Reinsert both Leg
Pins and secure Safety Springs, then secure the Steering Handle with the red Safety Lanyard.
Do not to pinch the brake lines.
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Operating your vehicle while carrying a PodRunner™
PodRunner™ is not a “load and forget” type of device. You must take precautions while operating your vehicle to
prevent damaging your vehicle, the PodRunner™, other property or even causing injury or death. Remember, you
are ALWAYS responsible for damage, injury or death caused by incorrect use of a PodRunner™.
Adding a device to the back of your vehicle that sticks out over two feet and weighs up to 600 Lbs. WILL change
how your vehicle handles and MUST change your driving habits. Backing alarms and cameras will probably be
blocked and not function, so backing becomes dangerous. To ensure that you are backing safely, always get out of
your vehicle and survey the area behind you. Position a spotter if possible to warn you of obstructions.
Because the PodRunner™ lengthens your vehicle to the rear it will widen your turning profile. You must be cautious
when turning and add extra clearance to prevent the PodRunner™ from striking any obstructions while turning.
Clearance under the PodRunner™ is critical to prevent the unit from striking the ground. While operations on flat
surface streets with the wheels down is probably OK, you MUST raise the wheels above the Lower Frame if there is
any chance of the wheels striking the ground. Steep driveways or hills, bumps, and off-road operations are examples
of when you should raise the wheels. Never attempt to carry a PodRunner™ over any terrain so extreme that the
PodRunner™ with wheels up may still strike the ground or other object.
Drive over bumps slowly and cautiously. Bumps cause the PodRunner™ to bounce. This has the effect of increasing
the load on your hitch. Hitting bumps too fast, particularly with heavy PodRunners™ may cause damage to the
PodRunner™ or your vehicle.
Adding weight to the rear of your vehicle (with a PodRunner™ or any carrying device) will lighten the front of your
vehicle. This may cause reduced friction between your front tires and the ground affecting steering control. Use
caution particularly in wet or icy conditions.
Unloading the PodRunner™
To unload the PodRunner™ make sure you are on level, firm ground and the PodRunner’s™ Parking Brake is set.
Remove the Safety Lanyard from around the Pull Handle and lower the Pull Handle to the ground. If the wheels are
in the UP position, you will need to rotate the wheels down (by reversing the process outlined in ‘Additional Ground
Clearance’) before engaging the Scissor Lift. Turn the Lift Handle clockwise and lower the wheels until they reach
the ground. Keep in mind that your vehicle’s suspension will lift a bit as you shift the weight of the PodRunner™
back onto its wheels. Continue to turn the lift handle firmly (you will feel resistance) until the PitchLok™ Pins pop
loose into the LOAD position and disengage from the mounting pin. If the PitchLok™ Pins do not release (typically
due to a lack of lubrication) move to the front of the PodRunner™ and give it a push forward. Alternate between
rotating the Lift Handle and pushing the PodRunner™ forward until the PitchLok™ Pins release. When the Mounting
Pin is clear of the Mounting Box, unlock the Parking Brake and move the PodRunner™ far enough to be able to
disconnect and stow the 4-Pin electrical connector. If you are not going to use the PodRunner™ on a vehicle again,
you may store the Hitch Adapter into the hitch Adapter Bed (details below). Roll the PodRunner™ until it is clear of
the carrying vehicle and lower the Scissor Legs until the Upper Frame is completely lowered. Your PodRunner™ may
now be rolled to its destination.
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Using a Drill to Raise and Lower the Frame
Located inside the Hex Bumper is the Power Tool Adapter Point. This allows you to
use a corded/cordless drill to quickly raise and lower the frame using a ¾” hex
socket. You must first disengage the Lift Handle by removing the Handle Release Pin
and securing the handle with the red Safety Lanyard. Failure to disengage and
secure the Lift Handle may cause injury should the Lift Handle bind and rotate.
Caution must be used not to over extend the frame in either direction as you may
damage the Thrust Screw and Scissor Legs. The effectiveness of using a power tool to raise and lower the frame will
be dependent on the power and torque of your tool and the weight of the Pod.
DO NOT USE AN IMPACT DRIVER/HAMMER DRILL.
Adjustments to the Hitch Adapter
There are literally thousands of vehicle/trailer hitch combinations on the road today. Providing a “one size fits all”
Hitch Adapter is impossible. The PodRunner™ Hitch Adapter has a set of adjustment bolts to allow you to adjust the
Hitch Adapter to your particular vehicle. These adjustments are primarily used when you intend to also use an Anti-
Rattle hitch pin and want your PodRunner™ to ride level and slightly pitched forward (preferred) in your trailer hitch.
If you intend to use the PodRunner™ for short trips then these adjustments are probably not needed. Your Hitch
Adapter will come preset to a common position for transporting an average amount of weight. You have the ability
to adjust both the Pitch and Roll of the PodRunner™ if needed.
To adjust the Pitch of your PodRunner™ (the angle toward or away from the
vehicle), mount the unit on the vehicle using the directions in the “Loading the
PodRunner™ onto your Vehicle” section to observe its pitch.
Remove unit prior
to adjusting the Hitch Adapter
. To adjust the pitch, loosen (but do not remove)
both Horizontal Pitch Adjustment Nuts [U] using two 15/16” wrenches. Loosen
the vertical ¾” Pitch Adjustment Lock Nut [V]. Turn the vertical ¾” Pitch
Adjustment Bolt [W] to set the Hitch Adapter to the desired angle and tighten
the Lock Nut [V]. Retighten the Horizontal Pitch Adjustment Nuts [U] to the
required torque of 159 ft/lbs.
To adjust the Roll of your PodRunner™ (angle side to side) on the back of your
vehicle, mount the unit on the vehicle using the directions in the “Loading the
PodRunner™ onto your Vehicle” section to observe how level it is.
Remove unit
prior to adjusting the Hitch Adapter
. To adjust the roll left or right slightly loosen
(but do not remove) both Mounting Box Bolts [X] using a 15/16” wrench. Loosen
both horizontal Roll Adjustment Lock Nuts [Y], then tighten or loosen the Roll
Adjustment Bolts [Z] to rotate the Mounting Box left or right. Once level is
achieved, tighten BOTH Roll Adjustment Bolts [Z] and then retighten the horizontal
Roll Adjustment Lock Nuts [Y]. Tighten the Mounting Box Bolts [X] to the required torque of 159 ft/lbs.
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Hitch Adapter Storage
If needed, the Hitch Adapter can be stored in the Hitch Adapter Bed on the
Lower Frame. First remove the PitchLok™ Pins, lower the Mounting Box to
its lowest setting and replace the PitchLok™ Pins. Raise the Upper Frame
and arrange Hitch Adapter as shown. Secure both Bed Fasteners and lower
the Upper Frame.
Maintenance and Repairs
Inspect your PodRunner™ prior to use. Make sure all nuts and bolts are tight. To keep your PodRunner™ at an
optimal operational level, we recommend keeping it clean and free of road debris and salts. Use only mild soap and
water and a non-abrasive cloth to wash exterior components of the PodRunner™. A heavy grease is necessary for
the Thrust Screw which operates the scissor component of the chassis. This grease acts as a lubricant and protects
the screw from corrosion. Do not use a WD-40 type of product on the Thrust Screw. You must also use grease on
the Mounting Pin, the inside of the Hitch Adapter Mounting Hole, the PitchLok™ Pins and associated PitchLok™
Holes.
When not in use, it is recommended that the PodRunner™ be stored in a protected/indoor area to protect it from the
elements. Long term exposure to UV and moisture can cause the powder coating to fade and non-painted surfaces
to corrode.
All bolts and pins should be inspected regularly and replaced immediately if bent or excessively worn.
If repairs to the unit are necessary, please contact Rescue 42, Inc. for recommendations and a parts list.
Warning Labels
There are two labels on the upper frame of the Runner near the crank handle. One is a warning label, the other
describes mounting the PodRunner™ on a vehicle. There is also a warning label on the Hitch Adapter’s Mounting
Box. If any of these labels are missing from your Runner, please contact Rescue 42, Inc for replacements.
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Warranty
We warranty this product to the original purchaser to be free from defect in materials and workmanship for one year
from the date of purchase. Please note that all warranty claims must be accompanied by an original proof of
purchase in the form of a purchase receipt or invoice and a written detailed description of the defect. Any product
or part found to be defective within that period will be replaced without charge provided that: (1) the product was
not misused or overloaded; (2) no alterations or modifications were made; (3) its failure resulted from a defect in
material or workmanship and not from normal wear expected in the use of this product; (4) the product or part is
delivered, freight prepaid to Rescue 42, Inc. Please contact Rescue 42, Inc. at (888) 427-3728 / (530) 891-3473 to
get a return authorization number prior to return. Manufacturers only obligation shall be to replace such products or
parts proved to be defective.
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No warranty is given for PodRunner™ products outside of the United States and Canada.
This warranty is expressly made in lieu of any and all other warranties, express or implied, including the warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Rescue 42’s sole liability to any purchaser is limited to the
remedy set forth above. In no event will Rescue 42 be liable for any lost profits, lost sales or for any consequential,
direct, indirect, incidental, special or exemplary or punitive damages or for any other damages of any kind or nature.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations
may not be applicable. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary
from state to state.
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