TCM FB10-7 - Page 103

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REPLACING
TIRES
AND
REPAIRING
FLAT
TIRE
Get
tools
and
jack
necessary
for
replacing
tires.
Front wheel
A CAUTION
When removing a tire from the truck,
remove
air
from
the
tire
completely
and
then
remove
the
hub
nuts.
1)
Park
the
truck
on
a
level,
hard
surface
and
turn
off
the
key
switch.
Do
not
have
any
load
on
the
forks.
2)
Apply
the
parking
brake
and
block
the
wheels.
Put
a
jack
under
the
truck
frame.
4-11
3) Jack up the truck to an extent that the tire
still remains on the ground. Loosen the
hub nuts (C) - ©). Do not remove them
yet.
4)
Jack
up
the
truck
until
the
tire
leaves
off
the
ground.
Remove
the
hub
nuts.
5) Remove the tire from the hub.
6)
When
reinstalling
the
tire,
use
the
reverse
order
of
removal.
Tighten the hub nuts in a diagonal order
and evenly.
Hub nut tightening torque: See page 4-4.
After installing the tire to the truck, adjust
the
inflation
pressure
to
the
standard
inflation pressure, if needed.
Proceed
in
the
same
manner
as
with
the
front
wheel
tire,
except
that
the
position
of
the
jack
goes
under
the
counterweight.
Hub nut tightening torque: See page 4-4.
| WARNING
BN
AVOID SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH.
Tire servicing requires special training.
Do not take tires off truck until all air pressure
is out. Loosen only WHEEL LUG NUTS "A".
| Do notloosen wheel assembly nuts "B" until
all air pressure is out of tire.
See OPERATORS MANUAL for more important
instructions for wheel service and reassembly.
Mao sure all nuts and bolts are in place and
tight.
Never add air to a tire that looks low. Let all
air out and check for proper assembly.
Inflate all tires in a safety cage. See MANUAL
for proper pressures.
Safety cage
Split-type