We take your safety and safety of our products very seriously. To that end, we have
invested a significant amount of effort in supplying you, our customer, with the proper
information and necessary warning labels to inform and educate you on the safe and
responsible operation of your Foldy trailer and its accessories.
Despite our best efforts to inform and guide our customers to act responsibly, we are not
in a position to control our customers behavior nor can we be reasonably expected to
stop improper, negligent, irresponsible or reckless or unsanctioned use of our products.
It is important to understand, the Foldy trailer carries with some inherent safety risks
that go beyond its road worthy certificate of conformity and that cannot be ignored.
These risks are particular prevalent when the trailer is folded into the vertical position
and precautionary safety steps must be taken to avoid it from tipping over. Please take a
moment to understand these risks:
• The Foldy trailer weighs approximately 200 kg.
• When in the vertical folded position, the Foldy trailer’s center of gravity is raised.
• As the Foldy trailer is folded into the vertical position foot print of the trailer is
significantly reduced.
• On a smooth, horizontal, stable floor free of debris and any external forces the
Foldy trailer will stand stably in the vertical position.
• The trailer can be tipped over by external force (such as, but not limited to, a
push or bump or a knock) when it is unsupported and in the vertical position.
• Serious harm, injury and even death can result from the Foldy trailer tipping over
and landing onto someone.
• It is therefore of critical importance that the Foldy trailer never be allowed to rest
in the vertical position unsupported. The Foldy Trailer must rest up against a wall
in its final resting position or be strapped down on the specifically designed Foldy
mover cart in order to prevent it from tipping over.
• Never attempt moving the Foldy trailer when it is in the vertical (or near vertical)
position. This will result in the Foldy Trailer tipping over. The only exception is if
the Foldy trailer is strapped down on the specifically designed Foldy mover cart.
• Always ensure the floor is smooth, horizontal, stable and free of debris before
folding your Foldy trailer.
• Never attempt to fold the trailer on a slope. This will result in the trailer tipping
over.
• We highly recommend that two persons complete the folding and unfolding tasks
for the Foldy trailer.
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PRODUCT SAFETY
It is your responsibility to use your trailer as instructed and only as instructed for your
own safety and safety of others. Should you determine that the instructions are not fit
for purpose or there is an error, please contact our customer support team immediately.
Please do not create your own unsanctioned operating instructions.
Should you not wish to accept these risks or do not wish to follow the safety instructions
and have not used your Foldy trailer yet, please contact our customer services team to
arrange a product return and refund. Collection, rework, repackaging and restocking fees
may be applied.
WAIVER OF PERSONAL HAZARD CLAIMS
(in the Event of Negligent and Unsanctioned Use).
It is of utmost importance you read this user manual carefully and thoroughly in order to
familiarize yourself with the correct and safe operation of the Foldy trailer. Serious injury and
harm can result from improper, negligent or unsanctioned use through self-developed operating
procedures.
By accepting ownership of this trailer, or benefiting from its utility, you acknowledge to have
read and considered the safety warnings made in this user manual and will follow the operating
instructions provided correctly. You also acknowledge that you will not participate in the
improper, negligent, irresponsible or reckless, or unsanctioned use of the Foldy trailer and will
not participate in using self-developed operating procedures (whether partially derived from this
user manual or not).
It is your responsibility to inform each person involved in the Foldy trailers operation to engage
only in those activities as described by this user manual. You are also responsible to ensure that
each person involved has the prerequisite skills, personal strength and tools required to engage
in those activities, as described by this user manual, in a safe manner.
It is your responsibility to inform any person involved in the use of the Foldy trailer (whether
through a rental agreement or not) about the importance of reading this user manual for the
safe operation of the Foldy trailer and this disclaimer of liability and that their rights to claim
in the event of improper, negligent, irresponsible or reckless, or unsanctioned use has been
automatically waived prior to them using the Foldy trailer.
It is your responsibility to inform any would be buyer of the Foldy trailer about the importance
of reading this user manual for the safe operation of the Foldy trailer and of this disclaimer
of liability in the event of improper, negligent, irresponsible or reckless, or unsanctioned use
and that their right to claim against such event has been automatically waived prior to them
purchasing the Foldy trailer from you.
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By accepting ownership of the Foldy trailer, or benefiting from its utility, you acknowledge
in consideration of the benefits received from the Foldy trailer, that you hereby assume all risks
of damages or injury, including death to yourself or a 3rd party that may sustain as a result of,
or any way growing out of, the improper, negligent, irresponsible or reckless, or unsanctioned
use of the Foldy trailer.
By accepting ownership of this trailer, or benefiting from its utility, you acknowledge that
any modification made to the Foldy trailer that is not sanctioned by either Dynovation LTD or
another authorised reseller in writing, waives your right to personal hazard claims regardless
whether the activities set out and described in this user manual were followed correctly or not.
Should you neither wish to accept this disclaimer of liability nor wish to waive your rights to claims
under circumstances of personal negligence, irresponsible or reckless use, or unsanctioned use,
please contact Foldy Customer Service or your authorized reseller before using the Foldy trailer.
They will arrange for you to have the Foldy trailer returned and receive a refund.
Please note that you may be held financially liable for any collection, rework, repackaging and
restocking charges incurred and that you have a responsibility to return the trailer to us in an “as
new” condition. Please refer to our Delivery and Returns Policy at www.foldy.co.uk for further
details. By using the Foldy trailer or enjoying the benefits of it, you automatically accept this
disclaimer of liability and waive your right to claims in leu of improper, negligent, irresponsible
or reckless, or unsanctioned operation. You therefore cannot apply to have the Foldy trailer
returned on the basis of not accepting this disclaimer after having used the Foldy trailer.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY WARNING 2
PRODUCT SAFETY 3
WAIVER OF PERSONAL HAZARD CLAIMS 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS 6
USER MANUAL 7
1. Introduction 7
2. General Operation and Maintenance 7
2.1 Towing Vehicle Requirements 7
2.2 Maintaining the Trailer Surface Finish 7
2.3 Surface Treatment Disclaimer 8
2.4 Tyre Pressure Rating 8
2.5 Wheel Bearings 8
2.6 Connecting Device (Hitch Joint Socket) 8
2.7 Electrical Connector 8
2.8 Trailer Lights 8
3. Identification 9
4. Installation Components Included 10
4.1 Ratchet Winch Components 10
4.2 Rear Tilting Wheel Components 10
4.3 Tools Included 10
5. Connecting the Foldy Trailer to your Towing Car 11
6. Driving with the Trailer 16
7. Instructions to Folding Your Trailer 16
7.1 Quick Folding without Side Wall Removal 16
7.2 Folding with Side Wall Removal 23
8. Instructions for Un-Folding Your Trailer 32
9. Wheel Exchange 41
WARRANTY STATEMENT 42
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1. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations and thank you for becoming a proud owner of the Foldy trailer. The Foldy
is a premium quality trailer has been manufactured to ISO 9001 standards and certified
according to the EU framework directive 2007/46/EC for the manufacture and approval of
motor vehicles and their trailers.
The Foldy’s unique retractable undercarriage has been subjected extensive drive and
overload testing on various road and off-road surfaces. Your model of Foldy is classed
as an O1 category trailer with a maximum permissible mass of 0.75 tonnes including the
transport load. We hope you will find the engineering and craftmanship of your Foldy
trailer of the highest satisfaction.
Accompanying your trailer should be your Certificate of Conformity (CoC) from Ebeco, the
manufacturer. It is important you keep this CoC document in a safe place. The CoC must
accompany the trailer should it ever change ownership or be subject to any form of motor
vehicle testing.
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. GENERAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
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.1 Towing Vehicle Requirements
The towing vehicle may be any motor vehicle equipped with a certified tow bar /
hitch. The total weight of the trailer and cargo must not exceed the rate given by the
towing vehicle manufacturer. Please refer the owner’s manual of your motor vehicle on
permissible towing weights should it be lower than the permissible load rating for a Class
O1 trailer.
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.2 Maintaining the Trailer Surface Finish.
The Foldy’s design and durable construction should provide a high level of utility and
reliability. Its laser cut construction with zinc plated steel and galvanised finishing should
ensure a long working life.
It is the durability of the zinc plating and galvanising that provide the outstanding anticorrosion performance for the steel construction. That said, zinc is a relatively ‘reactive’
metal and an inherent feature of galvanized steel parts is to gradually oxidize and tarnish.
It is the stable oxides that form on the zinc’s surface that determine its durability, and they
are formed progressively as the zinc treatment is exposed to the atmosphere creating a
barrier which ultimately ensures full protection from bad weather.
It is important to understand that possible visual changes in galvanized parts are not
manifestations of poor quality, but a natural consequence of the above phenomena.
The Foldy trailer’s design corresponds with the production documentation and technical
conditions for all the individual parts procured at the time of manufacture.
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2.3 Surface Treatment Disclaimer
Galvanized and zinc plated parts are not resistant to aggressive chemicals (such as alkalis
or acids) and exposure to road salt. Therefore, after driving on (winter) roads treated
against ice and snow or exposing the trailer to any other environment with chemical
compounds, it is recommended to clean your Foldy trailer with fresh water.
2.4 Tyre Pressure Rating
The Foldy trailer is specified to use 4.50-10C tyres on 350B x 10H2 wheel rims and the
maximum allowed tyre pressure rating is 4.25 bar (425kpa) or 62 psi.
2.5 Wheel Bearings
Please ensure the wheel bearings of the wheel hubs run smooth. It is highly
recommended to have the wheel bearings check at your local MOT service station every
50,000 miles or 3 years. Should you use your trailer often on salted roads, regularly
transport corrosive materials (such as salt and fertilizer) or drive through deep water, we
recommend you increase the frequency of bearing checks.
It is also worth checking for unwanted bearing noise (such as grinding or friction whine)
when spinning the wheels. This can be easily done when raising the trailer off its wheels
during the fold up procedure.
2.6 Connecting Device (Hitch Joint Socket)
The tow arm of the Foldy must be attached to a motor vehicle via an approved tow bar or
hitch. Please ensure the trailer’s tow arm joint socket always has lubricating grease inside
the socket. This will enable a smooth and tight fit coupling onto the ball of the motor
vehicle tow bar when attaching the trailer.
2.7 Electrical Connector
The Foldy trailer is equipped standard with a 13 pole 12 V connector. Should the towing
vehicle use a 7-pole plug connector, please ensure a 13-pole female to 7-pole male
adapter is installed securely to make electrical contact. Regardless of the connector
specification used, all electrical connector pins (male and female) should be free of
oxides and dirt to ensure proper electrical contact and no shorting. The contacts on the
connector are not waterproof and the connector pins should face downwards when not
attached to the motor-vehicle.
2.8 Trailer Lights
The trailer lights are not waterproof and should not be immerse into water. Should your
trailer be used for landing boats (or any other watercrafts) via a jetty, please ensure the
lights are not lowered into water. Please consult your boat trailer dealer for waterproof
lights and dedicated boat trailers.
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Please replace any blown lightbulbs with the same specification of bulbs. Using brighter
bulbs with higher Wattage can result in the tail lights becoming very hot and cause a fuse
to short in your car.
3. IDENTIFICATION
The trailer is produced by EBECO, s. r. o. The production label with VIN number is placed
on the right side of the front frame. VIN number is stamped on trailer frame. The VIN will
also be recorded on your CoC document.
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4.INSTALLATION COMPONENTS INCLUDED
Your Foldy trailer should include the following assembly components to ready it for use.
These components can be found in a box included with your Foldy trailer when delivered.
For instructions on how to use these components please reference to the assembly
instructions provided with your Foldy trailer.
4.1 RATCHET WINCH COMPONENTS
1x Crank Arm
2x M6 Allen bolts
1x AL-KO Cable Winch Instructions
4.2 REAR TILTING WHEEL COMPONENTS
2x M12 Bolts
2x M12 Lock Nuts
4.3 TOOLS INCLUDED
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2x Lock Nut Rubber Caps
2x Rubber Wheels
1x Size 5 Hex (Allen) Key
1x Size 10 Box Spanner
2x Size 19 Box Spanners
3x Box Spanner T-Bar
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5. CONNECTING THE FOLDY TRAILER TO
YOUR TOWING CAR
STEP 1 – ENSURING A SAFE TOW BAR CONNECTION
Place the safety cables over the tow bar
ball-joint of your car.
Lift the handle on the Foldy trailer’s socketjoint, lowering it onto the ball of your car’s
tow bar.
The socket joint should rest naturally under
its own weight onto the ball of your car’s
tow bar.
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Now push down on the tow arm so that
the handle forces shut as the socket-joint
makes a secure coupling with the ball-joint
of the tow bar.
If the trailer’s cargo bay is loaded, the load
weight should assist in lowering the tow
arm socket onto the ball-joint.
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SAFETY NOTIFICATION
If the tow arm socket-joint does not
naturally rest on the ball-joint and tips up,
you must redistribute the load in the cargo
bay to ensure there is enough natural
downward pressure onto the tow bar.
DO NOT FORCE THE SOCKET-JOINT ONTO THE TOW BAR BALL-JOINT IF THE
TOW ARM TIPS UP AWAY FORM YOUR CAR’S TOW BAR.
YOU MUST EVENLY REDISTRIBUTE THE TRAILER LOAD FIRST FOR SAFE
CONNECTION TO YOUR CAR!
STEP 2 – CONNECT THE ELECTRICAL PLUG
Connect the 13-pole electrical plug to its
corresponding receiving socket on your car.
Turn the plug connector clockwise about 45
degrees to ensure it is locked.
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STEP 3 – RAISE THE NOSE WHEEL
If your car uses an older 7-pole electrical
plug, insert a 13-pole female to 7-pole male
adapter between the electrical plug and the
receiving socket on the car.
Ensure that all components are securely
fastened and cannot loosen while driving.
Loosen the ring nut holding the nose wheel
in place.
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Rotate the nose wheel arm away from the
car so that it is parallel to the trailer tow
arm.
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Reinsert and fasten ring nut securely in
order to keep the nose wheel in place.
Do not overtighten the ring nut with levered
tools.
STEP 4 – ENSURE CARGO IS SECURED & CHECK THE LATCHES
Check that the cargo you wish to transport is evenly distributed and balanced between
the left and right sides of the trailer.
Using the appropriate straps and bungy cords, securely fastened down your cargo load.
Ensure the sidewall latches of the trailer are
securely closed.
Each latch has a locking clip that should
be properly closed to prevent spontaneous
opening of the latches during transport.
STEP 5 – CHECK THE WHEELS & TYRE PRESSURES
Check to ensure no wheel bolts have come loose or gone missing.
Fasten any loose wheel bolts (to 90Nm of torque) and replace any missing wheel bolts
before driving with your trailer.
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Check the tyre pressures. The optimum
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
30
50
70
110
90
4.25 Bar / 62 psi
tyre pressure for the tyres supplied with the
Foldy trailer is 4.25 bar (425kpa) or 62 psi
STEP 6 – CHECK THE TAIL LIGHTS
Check that the rear tail lights are working properly.
This includes:
• Left and right indicator lights
• The brake lights
• Night lights
• Fog light
• Reverse light
Should none of the lights work, check the electrical connection to the car. Ensure there
is no oxide build up on the contact points of either the trailer’s electrical plug or the
electrical socket of the car.
Remove and replace any blown light bulbs.
Verify that, the replacement bulbs are of the same voltage and power ratings.
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6. DRIVING WITH THE TRAILER
Please note, when driving with a trailer, braking and acceleration performance is reduced
proportional to load being towed. For your own safety and the safety of other road
users, it is necessary to take the increased brake distance and acceleration time into
consideration when driving. You are, therefore, obligated to adapt your driving style to
encompass the changes in braking and accelerating parameters.
Some useful tips include:
• Maintain longer following distance between yourself and the car in front of you.
• Keep reckon of longer distances required when overtaking other vehicles. Always
remember that your trailer extends the rear of your car by an additional 3m.
• Try to avoid frequent hard braking and acceleration. Maintaining smooth
acceleration and slow braking will not only be more economical (and result in
lower emissions), but also result in a higher average speed and safer driving.
7. INSTRUCTIONS TO FOLDING YOUR TRAILER
There are two methods for folding your Foldy trailer to store it in a safe manner:
1. Quick folding without side wall removal
2. Folding with side wall removal
For each, please follow the procedures given below correctly to ensure safe work.
7.1 QUICK FOLDING WITHOUT SIDE WALL REMOVAL
We recommend you use this procedure for folding your trailer whenever possible. Folding
the trailer without removal of the sidewalls provides the following considerations:
• The procedure is the quickest to folding and unfolding. This is ideal for fast regular
use.
• It offers the highest level of safety and stability when the trailer is stored in the
vertical position.
• There is an increased space requirement because sidewalls of the trailer’s will
increase vertical footprint by an additional 30cm. This is the trade-off you need to
consider.
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REMINDER - WORK SPACE PREPARATION
For safety reasons, ensure the following
folding of your trailer will be completed on
a flat (horizontal) and stable floor free of
debris.
CAUTION: If necessary, have someone
help lift the trailer. Do not strain your
back trying to lift the trailer.
STEP 1 – EXTEND THE NOSE WHEEL OUTWARDS
Loosen the ring bolt on the nose wheel and
extend the arm forward.
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Once the nose wheel is extended, reinsert
the ring bolt and fasten the nose wheel arm.
Then lower the tow arm to let the Foldy
trailer rest on the tow arm.
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STEP 2 – REMOVE THE TOW-ARM SAFETY BOLT
Remove the tow arm security bolt by
loosening the ring nut and pulling the bolt
out. You may let the securing bolt dangle
temporarily by its chain.
Lift the trailer to create an angle between
the cargo bay and tow arm.
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Reinsert the security bolt back through the
holes on the cargo bay bracket and thread
the ring nut partially (3 turns) to hold the
bolt in place.
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STEP 3 – FOLD THE TRAILER HALF WAY
At the rear of the trailer, check that the wire
clips or loops of the rear safety bolts at the
tail gate are folded flat against the trailer
before you start folding the trailer.
If the bolts are tight, release the rear tail
gate latches to elevate the tension on them.
Remember to close the latches again once
the safety bolt loops are in the correct
position.
Turn the ratchet crank handle clockwise to
raise the trailer off its wheels.
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Stop rotating the crank handle when the
trailer has been raised approximately 45
degrees off the floor.
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SAFETY WARNING
DO NOT RAISE THE TRAILER UP TO
THE VERTICAL OR NEAR VERTICAL
POSITION UNLESS THE TRAILER IS AT
ITS FINAL STORAGE LOCATION WHICH
MUST BE AGAINST A WALL.
NEVER ATTEMPT MOVING THE
TRAILER WHEN ITS IN THE VERTICAL
(OR NEAR VERTICAL) POSITION.
THIS WILL RESULT IN IT TIPPING
OVER.
THE TRAILER WEIGHS
APPROXIMATELY 200Kg AND WILL
CAUSE SEVERE INJURY AND EVEN
DEATH SHOULD IT FALL ON YOU OR
SOMEONE ELSE!
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THE TOW ARM MUST EXTEND AT
LEAST 1 METER FROM THE TRAILER
WHEN MOVING.
FAILING TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN
THE TRAILER TIPPING OVER.
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STEP 4 – PUSH THE TRAILER TO ITS STORAGE LOCATION
Push the trailer back towards the wall
where it will be stored.
Leave about 60cm (24 inches) space
between the little tilting wheels at the rear
and the wall.
60cm
STEP 5 – FOLD THE TRAILER TO THE NEAR VERTICAL
Continue to turn the crank handle raising
the trailer up to the near vertical position.
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Stop rotating the crank handle when the trailer approaches the near vertical position.
STEP 6 – FINALIZE THE FOLDY TRAILERS’ RESTING POSITION
Finalize the trailers position by pushing it up
against the wall.
Turn the ratchet crank handle until the tow
arm is in the fully closed position.
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STEP 7 – PARK YOUR CAR
This will secure the trailer in its resting
position against the wall.
You can now safely park your car in front of
your Foldy trailer.
7.2 FOLDING WITH SIDE WALL REMOVAL
The following folding procedure requires the removal of the sidewalls as part of the folding
process. This procedure provides the following considerations:
• The procedure requires additional steps and more attention to safety when
completing the folding and unfolding action. It, therefore, takes more time.
• The space requirement for storage is reduced to minimum because sidewalls of
the trailer are now folded flat and do not increase the vertical footprint.
• This procedure is ideal when the your Foldy trailer is not used too often or you
have limited garage space.
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REMINDER - WORK SPACE PREPARATION
For safety reasons, ensure the
following folding of your trailer will be
completed on a flat (horizontal) and stable
floor free of debris.
STEP 1 – FOLDING THE TRAILER SIDEWALLS
Unlatch all the sidewalls and fold the left
and right sidewalls down so that they are
lying flat on the cargo bay deck.
Let the front and rear sidewalls hang on by
their hinges.
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Remove the front and rear sidewalls
by pulling the safety bolts out from the
sidewall hinges.
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Place the front and rear sidewalls between
left and right folded down sidewalls.
The front and rear sidewalls should both lie
neatly within the left and right sidewalls.
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Align the hooks of the front and rear
sidewalls with the hinges at the front of the
trailer.
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Insert 2 safety bolts through the front
hinges and fasten the safety clips to hold
the front and rear sidewalls in place.
With the remaining 2 safety bolts, align the
hinges of the bottom and top sidewalls and
then insert them, securing the safety clips.
This will ensure that sidewalls lie flat on the
trailer’s cargo deck.
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ATTENTION
FAILURE TO FASTEN THESE SAFETY
BOLTS WILL RESULT IN THE
SIDEWALLS FALLING DOWN WHEN
THE TRAILER IS LIFTED VERTICALLY.
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STEP 2 – EXTEND THE NOSE WHEEL ARM OUTWARDS
Loosen the ring bolt on the nose wheel and
extend the arm forward.
ATTENTION
CAUTION: If necessary, have someone
help lift the trailer. Do not strain your
back trying to lift the trailer.
Once the nose wheel is extended, reinsert
the ring bolt and fasten the nose wheel arm.
STEP 3 – REMOVE THE TOW-ARM SAFETY BOLT
Remove the tow arm security bolt by
loosening the ring nut and pulling the bolt
out. You may let the securing bolt dangle
temporarily by its chain.
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Lift the trailer to create an angle between
the cargo bay and tow arm.
Reinsert the security bolt back through the
holes on the cargo bay bracket and thread
the ring nut partially (3 turns) to hold the
bolt in place.
STEP 4 – FOLD THE TRAILER HALF WAY
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Turn the ratchet crank handle clockwise to
raise the trailer off its wheels.
Stop rotating the crank handle when the
trailer has been raised approximately 45
degrees off the floor.
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SAFETY WARNING
DO NOT RAISE THE TRAILER UP TO
THE VERTICAL OR NEAR VERTICAL
POSITION UNLESS THE TRAILER IS AT
ITS FINAL STORAGE LOCATION WHICH
MUST BE AGAINST A WALL.
NEVER ATTEMPT MOVING THE
TRAILER WHEN ITS IN THE VERTICAL
(OR NEAR VERTICAL) POSITION.
THIS WILL RESULT IN IT TIPPING
OVER.
THE TRAILER WEIGHS
APPROXIMATELY 200Kg AND WILL
CAUSE SEVERE INJURY AND EVEN
DEATH SHOULD IT FALL ON YOU OR
SOMEONE ELSE!
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THE TOW ARM MUST EXTEND AT
LEAST 1 METER FROM THE TRAILER
WHEN MOVING.
FAILING TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN
THE TRAILER TIPPING OVER.
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STEP 5 – PUSH THE TRAILER TO ITS STORAGE LOCATION
Push the trailer back towards the wall
where it will be stored.
Leave about 30cm (12 inches) space
between the trailer’s rear tilting wheels and
the wall.
30cm
STEP 6 – FOLD THE TRAILER TO THE NEAR VERTICAL
Continue to turn the crank handle raising
the trailer up to the near vertical position.
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Stop rotating the crank handle when the trailer approaches the near vertical position.
STEP 7 – FINALIZE THE FOLDY’S RESTING POSITION
Finalize the trailers position by pushing it up
against the wall.
Turn the ratchet crank handle until the tow
arm is in the fully closed position.
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STEP 8 – PARK YOUR CAR
This will secure the trailer in its resting
position against the wall.
You can now safely park your car in front of
your Foldy trailer.
8. INSTRUCTIONS FOR UN-FOLDING
YOUR TRAILER
The following steps explain how to safely unfold your trailer and ready it for use. This
procedure applies both to unfolding the trailer with or without the sidewalls folded.
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RECOMMENDED PRACTICE
4m
1.5m
It is highly recommended to unfold your
Foldy trailer with 2 people.
Ensure there is at least 4m by 1.5m space
available from the wall to foldout your trailer
without impediments.
STEP 1 – RELEASING THE UNDERCARRIAGE
Have one person hold the trailer safely, while the other completes the tasks.
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Place one hand back on the trailer to
the side of folding tow arm to hold trailer
stable.
With the other hand rotate the crank handle
counter clockwise four times to release the
tension on the undercarriage.
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30cm
Pull the folding tow arm out by its handle
until the undercarriage cable takes up
tension. If the tyres interfere with the tow
arm, manually pull each wheel out by about
15cm to free some space for the tow arm to
move between them.
The folding tow arm should move out by
about 30 cm away from the trailer.
While keeping one hand holding the trailer
secure, rotate the crank arm counterclockwise to contiune releasing the under
carriage.
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Because the trailer is in the near vertical
position, you might need to assist pulling
out the tow arm to about 1m from the trailer
before the weight of the trailer will maintain
tension on the undercarriage cable.
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Beyond 1m, the weight of the trailer will
now aid in folding out of the tow arm and
under carriage (wheels & suspension).
Ensure the wheels are moving into the
correct load bearing position.
STEP 2 – FULLY EXTENDING THE TRAILER
Continue to unwind the ratchet winch.
The Foldy trailer will come to rest almost
fully extended.
Continue turning the ratchet winch handle
for an additional 4 revolution to create slack
in the undercarriage cable.
x4
The extra cable slack will allow for the
cargo bay to align with the tow arm.
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Now locate the security bolt for the tow
arm.
Open the security bolt by unfastening the
ring nut and pulling the bolt out.
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Place your hands on the front side of the
trailer and push down on the trailer.
The trailer will tilt forward and should come
to rest with the holes for the security bolt
aligned.
Ensure the holes for the security bolt are
correctly aligned.
STEP 3 – INSERTING THE SECURITY BOLT
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Insert the security bolt into the aligned
holes and ensure the security bolt passes
all the way through.
You might have to lift the cargo bay
slightly to allow the bolt to pass all the way
through. The trailer is designed so that the
weight of the cargo bay rests on the bolt.
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STEP 4 – ADJUSTING THE NOSE WHEEL
Fasten the ring nut securely with your
hands to stop the security bolt from pulling
out.
Do not overtighten the ring nut with levered
tools.
With one hand, lift the tow arm of the Foldy
trailer so that the nose wheel is off the floor.
The trailer is well balanced and can be
easily lifted. If the lifting feels heavy ensure
there is no load on the cargo bay.
ATTENTION
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CAUTION: If necessary, have someone
help lift the trailer. Do not strain your
back trying to lift the trailer.
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Loosen the ring nut holding the nose wheel
in place.
With your other hand, now rotate the nose
wheel to the perpendicular position.
Reinsert and fasten the ring nut securely in
order to keep the nose wheel in place.
Do not overtighten the ring nut with levered
tools.
Your Foldy trailer is now ready to be used. Please follow the instructions in Section 5 Connecting the Foldy Trailer to your Towing Car.
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STEP 5 – ERECTING THE TRAILER SIDEWALLS (IF THEY ARE FOLDED FLAT)
Loosen the 4 safety
bolts holding front
and rear sidewalls flat
on the trailer deck.
Fold the left and right sidewalls up so that
there are standing upright (perpendicular to
the cargo bay deck).
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Now mount the rear sidewall (tailgate) by
inserting the safety bolts into the hinges
from below.
Ensure the safety clips are closed to secure
the hinges from coming loose.
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Now raise the rear sidewall and fasten the
latches.
Each latch has a locking clip that should
be properly closed to prevent spontaneous
opening of the latches during transport.
Repeat the previous 4 sub-steps doing
exactly the same for the front sidewall.
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9. WHEEL EXCHANGE
One of the many advantages of your Foldy trailer is that it is easy to raise the wheel to
exchange the wheel. The following steps guide how to safely exchange a wheel.
1. Prevent the trailer from moving by placing blocks on either side of the wheel that
needs to be exchanged.
2. With a size 19 wheel-spanner (not provided), loosen the wheel bolts for the wheel
you wish to replace. Do not fully remove the wheel bolts yet. This might cause the
wheel to fall off and the trailer to collapse.
3. Remove the wheel blocks.
4. Follow the steps 1 to 4 in Section 7.1 - Quick Folding without Side Wall
Removal to raise the trailer off its wheels.
5. Stop rotating the crank arm (after about 5 clockwise turns) when the trailer’s
wheels are about 10cm off the ground.
6. Now remove the loose wheel bolts and replace the wheel.
7. Re-insert the wheel bolts and fasten them finger tight to keep the wheel from
failing off.
8. Now lower the Foldy trailer back onto its wheels by following steps 2, 3 and 5 of
Section 8 - Instructions for Un-Folding Your Trailer.
9. Replace the blocks on either side of the wheel that was exchanged to stop the
trailer from moving.
10. With the size 19 wheel-spanner, Fasten the wheel bolts securely to 90Nm of
torque.
11. Check the tyre pressures. The maximum pressure is 4.25bar (425kpa) or
62psi.
SAFETY WARNING
CAUTION! Do not use or drive off with
your Foldy trailer without fastening the
wheel bolts securely.
This can result in the wheel falling off
and causing a serious road accident.
You have now successfully replaced the trailer’s wheel. Please complete the safety
checks as described by the instructions in Section 5 - Connecting the Foldy Trailer to your
Towing Car.
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WARRANTY STATEMENT
The Foldy trailer is marketed by Dynovation LTD, The Old Treasury, 7 Kings Road,
Portsmouth, GU15 2BT, UK and manufactured by EBECO, s.r.o., Zavodna 958, 027 43
Nizna, Slovakia.
Your Foldy trailer comes with a 24-month warranty from the date of purchase directly from
Dynovation LTD or another authorized reseller.
The warrantee may apply for potential claims during the 24-month warranty period
at either Dynovation LTD or directly from the manufacturer, Ebeco s.r.o. The warranty
conditions require that the trailer be used only for purposes it has been constructed for
(i.e. as a class O1 trailer) and as described in this user manual.
Warranty claims will not be accepted if the Foldy trailer has been damaged by improper
storage or improper handling or other mechanical damage.
This warranty does not cover the trailer’s technical maintenance, its normal and
mechanical depreciation, any damage caused by a lack of care, overloading and/or any
other damage caused by the other factors such as:
• Accidents
• Modifications to the product outside the manufacturer or reseller’s workshop
• Improper intervention during 3rd party repair
• Mechanical or chemical damage of zinc and galvanized parts (and the like)
This warranty expires in the event the trailer is crashed, with exception of an accident
caused by a provable trailer error, where the error was caused by changes in construction
or improper interference of parts during construction by the manufacturer.
To make a warranty claim, you must provide the original purchase receipt/invoice from
either Dynovation LTD or another authorised reseller should you have purchased the
trailer indirectly from an unauthorised reseller, you must request a copy of the original
receipt/invoice they received from either Dynovation LTD or another authorised reseller.
from whom you purchased the trailer from. Please note the start of the 24 month
warranty period only applies from the date of purchase directly from either Dynovation
LTD or another authorised reseller.
All warranty claims made to manufacturer, must be confirmed by either Dynovation LTD
or another authorized reseller. Unconfirmed claims will be automatically regarded as is
invalid.