Horizon Fitness Saxon Owner's Manual page 12

To remove the rear basket grasp the basket on either side and lift.
Note: Never place a load of more than 9kg (18lbs) in the basket.
A rear Insulated Shopping Trolley may be fitted to the rear of the Saxon seat.
To fit the Insulated Shopping Trolley, locate the two lower mounting bracket tongues
into the lugs on the seat bracket then lift the curved locating bracket on the trolley over
the round locating bar on the seat back.
Note: Never place a load of more than 10kg in the trolley.
If your vehicle is fitted with a rear flashing beacon this may be removed by first
unplugging it from the beacon socket beside the right rear light cluster, then grasping
the pole firmly near its base pull it out of the mounting tube.
Folding, raising and adjusting the steering column
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Operate the ratchet
steering column, turning it anti-clockwise until the steering column moves. If required
you can pull the lever outwards whilst holding the lever out turn clockwise release the
lever and undo anti-clockwise again
.To tighten carry out the reverse, turning it clockwise until the steering column is secure.
If required you can pull the lever outwards whilst holding the lever out turn
anti-clockwise release the lever and tighten clockwise again .
handle at the base of the
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If you leave your Saxon for 15 minutes or more without touching a control lever
the vehicle will automatically power down. To restart the vehicle you must first
turn off the ignition switch for a period of at least 15 seconds before turning the
key back on.
Note: If you are not going to use your Saxon for an extended period of time (two
weeks or more) always disconnect at least one battery unless the vehicle is being
charged.
Use on pavements
When using your Saxon on a pavement or in pedestrian areas you should
always be aware of pedestrians. Your Saxon is a large heavy vehicle that could
cause serious injury if it hits a pedestrian, especially an elderly person, a
pushchair, young child or pet, all of which may cause situations where extra care
is required. Always use the slower mode and travel well within your capability to
stop quickly.
When manoeuvring in a confined area ensure the minimum speed is selected.
The Saxon is not designed to manoeuvre in tight shops, therefore where
possible leave your vehicle outside the shop making sure that it doesn't obstruct
pedestrians.
In the UK it is a legal requirement that you only use the slow (6kph/4mph) mode
on pavements or in pedestrian areas.
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