MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

I have a King Hauler with the remote controlled legs (and the servo controlled 5th wheel) where do you put the switch that tells te MFU if the trailer is connected or not? I had it in the old manual 5th wheel set up, with the new 5th wheel setup I don't see it in the manual. I have it taped in the "trailer connected mode" and tucked between the frame rails so I have enough power. Thanks.

Pictures would be awesome!

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

This is out of the Knight Hauler instructions. I hope it helps

http://i1261.photobucket.com/albums/.../mfuswitch.jpg

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

Yeah, I had that set up for a while, but there's a whole new 5th wheel assembly and a servo that gets put in when you do the motorized legs. I don't see a spot there on the new one for it.

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

Here is a pic of mine
http://i1261.photobucket.com/albums/...x/DSCI3341.jpg

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

I think I see now. I'll try in when I get home in a week or so and update. Thanks!!

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

Do you have the manual for the MFU? On page 13 in the MFU manual it explains how to use the MFU parts and the support leg parts together. You will still use the 5th wheel plate from the MFU and the mount plate and linkages from the support leg kit. You can go to this link (Tamiya MFU) and click on PRODUCT MANUAL to view the manual.


Travis

Re: MFU switch for "couple/uncouple"
 

Ah, that's where I went wrong put in the mfu way before the motorized legs. Didn't go back to mfu manual