Chariot Carriers CHEETAH 1, CHEETAH 2 manual Country Skiing CTS KIT, Shoulder Harness Adjustments

X-COUNTRY SKIING CTS KIT

5.0 Installation

Remove any other conversion kits from wheel arm attachment brackets. Insert X- Country skiing arms into the wheel arm attachment brackets and secure using safety snap pins.

5.1 Shoulder Harness Adjustments

The waist belt comes adjusted in the largest setting, however you may adjust to a narrow- er setting by removing the bolts and reattach- ing them to the rear grommets.

Securely attach the waist harness around your waist with the buckle in front and the poles adjusted to your hip area.

Insert the X-Country skiing axle into the hollow axle on the carrier.

WARNING: Failure to properly attach XC skiing kit arms and axles could cause the carrier to separate from you, resulting in an accident and serious injury or death.

Adjust the length of the XC skiing kit arms by sliding the inner tube out until the hole on the inner tube lines up with the hole on the outer tube. Insert securing pin.

Note: The arms have 3 adjustment positions.

WARNING:

Read and understand all of the warnings otherwise injury or death to you or to your passengers could result:

-Only an experienced skier should use the X-Country skiing kit.

-Do not exceed the maximum load recommended for your carrier. Important: This weight may be too heavy for some skiers.

-The extra length and width of the XC skiing kit will require additional attention while passing others on the trail or skiing on narrower trails.

-Always use seat belts.

-Never leave children unattended in carrier.

-Regularly monitor your children to ensure they are comfortable and warm.

-Do not X-Country ski below -20oC. Plastic windows can crack at these low temperatures.

-Never use your X-Country skiing kit for down hill skiing and never tow it behind a snow mobile.

-Use extreme caution on hills, aggressive trails, and when stopping!

-Take the X-Country skiing kit for a practice run (weighted greater than your expected load with children and cargo) over more various terrain than you expect to ski, until you are skilled in handling the X-Country skiing kit.

Have another adult with you to assist you in case you run in to difficulties (i.e. X-Country skiing kit is too heavy for the terrain you were expecting to ski).

-Make sure the length of the arms on your XC skiing kit are adjusted correctly, to ensure that your skis or poles will not be in contact with the carrier.

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