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the manual lift system looks like an add on that bolts on the top of the pump with 2 bolts. could be that something would have to be removed but it looks like it could be added to a trailer that came without one?? does anyone know
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What model and year is your Hi-Lo? Neal
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2001 Hi-Lo 22TL 2010 F150 Last edited by Neal and Bev; 04-08-2010 at 01:51 PM. |
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it is a 2000 towlite 22 ft.
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There is a very good chance that it can be added to your year model. The next step is for you to call Hi-Lo. They will look up the pump that came on your model, and if it's possible to add it to your pump, they can give you a price and order it for you if you want it.
Here's the contact information. Hi-Lo Factory Parts Neal
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Prior to my current trailer, I had a manual lift on my 2200TL. So, I suspect it could be added to your unit.
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How many times has anyone ever had to use their manual lift? I think it is a rarely used item. It is good to know you have it if you need it, but jumper cables may be a better investment. I'm just throwing that in for general debate.
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I used the manual lift one time on our Hi-Lo. Not because we needed to, I just wanted to try it. It was a real pain to use, it was hard to pump and it took a lot of pumping to fully lift the trailer. In the event that the battery ever fails to lift the trailer, I'll opt for either shore power or jumper cables or mental telepathy
before I'll use the manual pump again. But I do like knowing that I have the option.Neal
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2001 Hi-Lo 22TL 2010 F150 Last edited by Neal and Bev; 04-13-2010 at 10:12 PM. |
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I have a 94 funlite and was wondering if anyone knows if that year will lift with shore power? Mine seems to only lift with full battery power and still a little slow.
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It is possible to manually lower the unit, but you need two people. One must be by the door and pull the cable to release the lock bar. If the top has settled slightly, you will need to lift it before pulling on the cable. The other person uses a screw driver to turn a small release value on the lift mechanism. You should be able to identify it by looking for a screw type bolt head with a slot for the screw driver.
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