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Figure 7-16.—Trailer kingpin.
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Figure  7-18.—Electrical  connector.
l Figure  7-16.—Trailer  kingpin. Go under the trailer and look into the back of the fifth wheel. Ensure the fifth wheel locking jaws have closed around the shank of the kingpin (fig. 7-16). l l Check that the locking lever pin is in the “lock” position  (fig.  7-17). Ensure the safety catch is in position over the locking lever pin (if so equipped). Step 12. Connect the electrical cord and check air l l l lines Plug the electrical cord into the trailer (fig. 7-18) and fasten the safety catch. Inspect both air lines and electrical lines for signs of damage. Ensure air and electrical lines do not contact any moving parts of the vehicle. Step 13. Raise landing gear l l l Use the low gear (if so equipped) to begin raising the landing gear. Once free of weight, switch to the high gear range. Raise the landing gear all the way up. Driving with the landing gear part way up is not a good practice because it may catch on railroad tracks or  other  obstacles. Secure the crank handle safely after the landing gear is raised. Figure  7-17.—Locked  fifth  wheel. 7-16

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