2015 Kawasaki MULE 4010 Trans4x4 Owners Manual - Page 42

2015 Kawasaki MULE 4010 Trans4x4 Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION 41 Cargo Bed Tailgate The tailgate can be lowered. Before lowering the tailgate, park on a firm level surface and set the parking brake. Raise the latch handles at each end of the tailgate and slide both latches toward the center of the vehicle. The tailgate can now be lowered. The gate is held level to the cargo bed floor with cables. Close the tailgate by sliding both latches toward the center of the vehicle. Push the handles down to make sure the latches stay securely closed. Do not drive the vehicle with the tailgate lowered. Loading Cargo Bed j NOTICE Do not carry more than the maximum load stated here in the convertible cargo bed. ·Short bed mode: 182 kg (400 lb) ·Long bed mode: 363 kg (800 lb) WARNING Overloading, failure to properly secure cargo, or improper use of the cargo bed can cause changes in handling which can lead to an accident. Follow guidelines provided in the "LOADING INFORMATION" chapter. Passengers riding in the cargo bed can be tossed about or even thrown out causing serious injury or death. Do not install seating or carry passengers in the cargo bed. Driving with the cargo bed tilted may be hazardous. Failure to lower and lock the bed into place may cause severe injury or death. Always lower and latch the bed after tilting. Lifting and lowering the bed could be dangerous. Be careful not to catch any part of your body, such as hands or arms, between the bed and ROPS or vehicle frame when lifting and lowering the bed. A. Tailgate B. Latch Handle C. Cable

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GENERAL INFORMATION
41
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Cargo Bed
Tailgate
The tailgate can be lowered. Before lowering the
tailgate, park on a firm level surface and set the park-
ing brake. Raise the latch handles at each end of the
tailgate and slide both latches toward the center of
the vehicle. The tailgate can now be lowered. The
gate is held level to the cargo bed floor with cables.
Close the tailgate by sliding both latches toward
the center of the vehicle. Push the handles down to
make sure the latches stay securely closed. Do not
drive the vehicle with the tailgate lowered.
A. Tailgate
B. Latch Handle
C. Cable
Loading Cargo Bed
NOTICE
Do not carry more than the maximum load
stated here in the convertible cargo bed.
·Short bed mode: 182 kg (400 lb)
·Long bed mode: 363 kg (800 lb)
WARNING
Overloading,
failure to properly secure
cargo, or improper use of the cargo bed
can cause changes in handling which can
lead to an accident. Follow guidelines pro-
vided in the “LOADING INFORMATION”
chapter.
Passengers riding in the cargo bed can be
tossed about or even thrown out causing
serious injury or death. Do not install seat-
ing or carry passengers in the cargo bed.
Driving with the cargo bed tilted may be
hazardous.
Failure to lower and lock the
bed into place may cause severe injury or
death. Always lower and latch the bed after
tilting.
Lifting and lowering the bed could be dan-
gerous.
Be careful not to catch any part
of your body, such as hands or arms, be-
tween the bed and ROPS or vehicle frame
when lifting and lowering the bed.