Hollywood Racks HR420A User Manual

OR INSTALLATION PROBLEMS,

HOLLYWOOD RACKS

Aluminum Road Runner Hitch Rack

Assembly and Installation instructions for model numbers:

Aluminum Road Runner 3 Series

HR300A - 3-bike model for 2” receiver (maximum weight of bikes 100 lbs.)
HR310A - 3 bike model for 1 ¼” receiver, class 2 (maximum weight of bikes 100 lbs.)
HR320A - 3-bike model extended for 2” receiver (maximum weight of bikes 100 lbs.)

Aluminum Road Runner 4 Series
HR400A – 4-bike model for 2” receiver (maximum weight of bikes 130 lbs.)
HR410A – 4 bike model for 1 ¼” receiver, class 2 (maximum weight of bikes 130 lbs.)
HR420A – 4-bike model extended for 2” receiver (maximum weight of bikes 130 lbs.)

WARNING! THIS PRODUCT IS NOT TO BE USED ON ANY TRAILER

PLEASE FOLLOW THESE

IMPORTANT POINTS:

 DRIVE SLOWLY WHEN USING

THE RACK ON BUMPY OR DIRT
ROADS.

 CHECK THE RACK, BIKES AND

STRAPS REGULARLY DURING
USE.

 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS

PLEASE SEE YOUR RETAILER
OR CONTACT US AT

800- 747- 4085.

Fig. 2: Hardware Included

Fig. 3: Use 3 straps per bike
Nine straps included for 3 bike rack
Twelve straps included for 4 bike rack

Fig. 1

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After opening the box, you should have the following parts:

ASSEMBLY:

Tools required:

INSTALLING THE RACK ON YOUR VEHICLE:

certain that the hitch pin goes through

the “loop” at the end of the “no wobble” internal threaded rod.

Fig. 5

1. Upright beam assembly with upper support arms installed.

2. Receiver tube assembly with “no wobble” system and handle lever (see below).

3. Parts bag including through bolt, washers and nut, lynch pin and clip (Fig. 2).

4. Rubber Strap bag: Road Runner 3 has 9 rubber straps, Road Runner 4 has 12 rubber straps.
There is a nylon safety strap attached to the lock-point on the back on the rack.

5. Security cable and Locking Hitch Pin (Fig. 2).

Fig. 4b 2” hitch

Fig. 4a 1 ¼” hitch

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wedge

Two 6” adjustable wrenches or ¾” wrenches

1. The Road Runner rack is easily assembled on your
work-bench or any flat surface. To assemble the rack,
lay the upright beam face down on the bench
(Hollywood decal facing down). Place the receiver
tube’s bracket on to the end of the upright beam so that
the receiver tube is pointing up.

2. Place a washer B on the end of A, then insert the bolt

through the lower hole of this bracket and pass it through
the lower hole of the upright tube. Once the bolt is
protruding through the other side of the bracket, install
the other washer and nut C. Tighten the nut securely on

the bolt and use an adjustable wrench or ¾” wrench to tighten the nut and bolt. Insert the lynch

pin through the upper hole, and install lynch pin clip D in hole at the end of the lynch pin.

1. Within the parts bag, locate the locking hitch pin (E) and locking head (F).

2. When inserting the rack into the trailer hitch, try to get the receiver tube as parallel to the hitch as

possible. For 2” hitches (Fig. 4a) slide the rack in a couple of inches until the welded “stop-plate” on
the top of the receiver tube makes contact the outer face of your vehicle’s hitch. For 1 ¼” hitches
(Fig. 4b) align the holes of the hitch and receiver tube.

3. Unlock the Locking Hitch Pin and insert pin (E) through the trailer hitch and receiver tube. Be

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