PetSafe Happy Ride Dog Stroller Conversion Kit

• Bike trailer to stroller conversion kit for pets.
• Designed to work with the PetSafe Happy Ride Pet Bicycle Trailer.
• Features a lightweight and rust-proof handlebar for pushing the stroller.
• Complete with wheel, parking brake and a cup holder for your to-go drink.
• Can be quickly and easily attached and detached so the adventures never have to stop.

Your sidekick will love letting the good times stroll with the PetSafe Happy Ride Dog Stroller Conversion Kit. This unique kit allows you to convert your PetSafe Happy Ride Pet Bicycle Trailer into a stroller for your aging, injured or pampered pet. It comes complete with a lightweight rust-proof handlebar, wheel, parking brake and even a cup holder for your to-go bevy. You’ll appreciate the extra convenience and your doggo will appreciate the relief on his bones and joints. This stroller kit is designed to quickly and easily connect and disconnect to keep your pal mobile, wherever you go.

Specifications

• Always make sure the rear door is closed after pets are loaded and while jogger is in use.

• The trailer is equipped with reflectors at the rear of the cabin and on each wheel. There are also reflective strips across the top rear and lower front of the cabin. Carry a flashlight in low light conditions.

• The trailer/stroller is intended to carry pets only. No human passengers!

• Always stroll or jog with the rear door closed. When riding, your dog should always be secured with the safety leash adjusted to the correct length.

• Do not exceed the recommended weight capacity. Check tire inflation before every ride.

• Attach the gooseneck mounting plate: Position the mounting plate under the frame and pass bolts and washers through the frame tube and mounting plate. Using the provided hex wrench and 11mm wrench, tighten nuts fully. For maximum tightness, hold the hex wrench in place and turn the 11mm wrench.

• Assemble the front wheel to the forks of the gooseneck: Locate the front wheel spindle assembly and remove the cap nut, washer and spring from one side. Slide the wheel onto the spindle, then re-assemble the spring, washer and cap nut. Do not tighten the cap nut at this time. Place the wheel in the forks of the gooseneck assembly, so the springs, washers and nuts are all on the outside of the forks. Position the flange on each washer so it engages the hole on each fork, then tighten the cap nut enough so that the cam lever on the opposite side is tight when in the closed position.

• Attach the front wheel assembly: Slide the square tube on the front wheel gooseneck into the matching tube on the underside of the mounting plate. Align the holes in each tube, install the quick release pin and tighten fully.

• Install the parking brake: Remove the two screws with plastic bases found on the left side of the cabin, in front of the wheel and a few inches above the bottom of the frame. This will expose holes which pass from the outer fabric shell into the interior of the cabin. Starting from inside the cabin, insert one of the long screws + washer found in the brake kit through one of these holes. On the outside of the cabin, add one of the curved spacers with the curved side facing toward the cabin. Now slide the brake assembly over the screw and secure with the nut, hand-tight only. Repeat with the second screw + parts, then securely tighten both 9mm nuts. The parking brake is engaged by moving the brake lever to the forward position. Hint: if the brake seems difficult to operate, loosen the mounting screws one-quarter turn and re-test.

• Attach the handlebar: The fabric skin of the trailer has two holes on the rear panel, on either side of the door, which allow access to the frame tubing. The handlebar has two clamp brackets which are tightened with the black knob. Loosen the knob enough to allow the brackets to slide over the frame tube then tighten knob so brackets clamp firmly in place.

• Install the cup holder: The large clamp fits over the cushioned section of the handlebar; the small clamp fits over the non-cushioned section. Position the appropriate clamp and attach the cup holder with the nut and screw. Adjust tightness so the cup holder does not tilt while in use.