Hollywood Racks HR520 User Manual

HOLLYWOOD Deluxe Trailer Hitch Rack

R A C K S
www.hollywoodracks.com

Assembly and Installation instructions for model numbers:

Road Runner 3 Series

HR300 - 3-bike model for 2” receiver, class 2 or higher
HR310 - 3 bike model for 1 ¼” receiver, class 2 (maximum weight of bikes 150 lbs.)
HR320 - 3-bike model extended for 2” receiver, class 3 or higher

Road Runner 4 Series

HR400 – 4-bike model for 2” receiver, class 2 or higher
HR410 – 4 bike model for 1 ¼” receiver, class 2 (maximum weight of bikes 150 lbs.)
HR420 – 4-bike model extended for 2” receiver, class 3 or higher

Destination 5

HR520 – 5-bike model 2” receiver, class 3 or higher

WARNING! THIS PRODUCT IS NOTTO 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 OR INSTALLATION PROBLEMS, PLEASE SEE YOUR

RETAILER OR CONTACT US AT 800 – 747- 4085.

Bike Cradle with strap

Support Arm

Anti-sway Block

3 Lower brace

1 Upright Beam

No Wobble lever

2 Insert tube

Receiver

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Lynch

Lynch Pin Clip

Insert tube

Welded

Strap Qty:

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

1. Upright beam assembly with upper support arms installed.

2. Insert tube assembly with “no wobble” system and handle lever.

3. Lower (wheel) brace (straight bar with eyelets).

4. Parts bag including through bolt, washers and nut, lynch pin and clip.

5. Strap bag including, tie down straps (rubber straps and woven fabric straps).

6. Security cable with integrated lock, and Locking Hitch Pin.

Locking Hitch Pin

2” Size shown

No Wobble Loop

on stop

3 Bike: 9 Rubber, 4 nylon
4 bike: 12 Rubber, 5 nylon
5 bike: 15 rubber, 5 nylon

Pin

ASSEMBLY

Tools required for assembly: 6” adjustable wrench or equivalent.

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

2. Place a washer on the end of the through bolt, then insert the bolt through the lower hole of this

bracket and pass it through the lower hole of the upright tube. We keep our hole tolerances fairly
tight, so you may have to wiggle it through. Once the bolt is protruding through the other side of the
bracket, install the other washer and nut. 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 in
hole at the end of the lynch pin.

3. To install the lower bike brace, place the carriage bolt through the main upright such that the threaded section
protrudes through the welded-on lower locator bracket. Slide the lower brace onto the carriage bolt and add the
small square channel section locator. Complete the installation by threading on the black knob and the low
profile nyloc-retaining nut. When the rack is in use, the lower brace should be a horizontal position, and set in
place by tightening the black knob. When the rack is not in use, the lower brace can be folded up, into the
vertical position, by loosening the knob, rotating the lower brace up (to a vertical position, parallel with the
main upright), and then retightening the knob.

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