Tightening Rear Wheel Hardware

· All Carts: Tighten rear wheel hardware using the following procedure.

IMPORTANT: Wheel bolts MUST be clean and oil-free when torquing. Torque values specified in the following steps are for clean, dry wheel bolts. Lubricating oil reduces friction and thread bit to overload bolts.

· Initial Wheel Bolt Torque:

1. Using tightening sequence shown, tighten wheel bolts to specification using criss/cross pattern to evenly pull wheel tight against hub.

Specification

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· Final Wheel Bolt Torque:

IMPORTANT: Final wheel bolt torque is extremely high and cannot be reached using common hand tools and torque wrench. A Four-To-One Torque Multiplier is required to reach final wheel bolt torque. To achieve high torque results, final torquing must be done with tire on the ground and with multiplier handle against inside of rim.

2. Position tools (A-E) as shown, with Torque Multiplier handle against inside of rim.

3. Turn all BOLT HEADS (F) an additional one-half turn, past initial torque. When using a 4 to 1 torque multiplier, the torque wrench will make two full turns while bolt head makes one-half a turn.

A-Socket, 30 mm (3/4 In. Drive)
B-Extension, 3/4 x 10 In.
C-4 to 1 Torque Multiplier
D-Extension, 1/2 x 10 In.
E-Wrench, Torque or Ratchet
F-Bolt Heads

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