The Lowering Trailer makes a noise when raising and lowering

The noise often stems from friction and wear between moving parts, especially the pulleys. These pulleys can become dry and lack lubrication, causing them to squeak, squeal, or produce other unwanted sounds during use.

Step 1 — Gather Your Materials: Motorcycle chain lube, garage door lubricant or grease (high-quality and water-resistant preferred), a rag or cloth for cleaning, and a wrench if needed to access the pulley shaft.

Step 2 — Preparation: Disconnect the trailer power source by shutting the isolating switch or disconnecting the battery. Place axle stands under the trailer to avoid accidental lowering. Chock the trailer wheels to prevent rolling.

Step 3 — Access the Pulleys: Slide yourself under the trailer, preferably using a mechanics garage creeper.

Step 4 — Clean the Pulleys: Use a rag or cloth to remove any dirt, debris, or old lubricant from the pulleys. This ensures the new lubricant adheres properly.

Step 5 — Apply Lubrication: Apply a generous amount of your chosen lube or grease to the center shaft of each pulley. Ensure even coverage and allow the lubricant to penetrate the moving parts.

Step 6 — Operate the Winch: When you are out from under the trailer, reconnect the battery and isolating switch. Operate the winch to raise and lower the trailer a few times to distribute the lubricant evenly and eliminate any excess.

If you continue to experience issues or have any questions, don't hesitate to consult your user manual or contact our after sales support team for further assistance.