Borrowed this wheel from a friend for a fundraising event. How do I attach the wheel to the base?
328671
There should be a pin with a screw end to it that goes through the wheel and the base, and then a fastener to attach it to keep it stable when it spins. If not, you'll need to go to a hardware store to buy such. Very simple really.
328672
Screws were attached with holes already drilled so all that needed to be done was screwing everything together following the manual.
328673
Should have nuts and bolts included very simple. If not parts must be missing
328674
If I remember correctly, it screwed in through a hole in the center of the wheel to the stand, but I haven't used mine since last year so I'm not sure.
1224079
You have to press them in to the base far enough to engage the snap ring. If you are pressing them in as far as possible and they are still falling out you may have defective parts. There will becan audible "click" when the wheel casters are all the way in.
1900839
Take a hard piece of wood and a rubber mallet ,place the chair on a hard floor ,put the wheel in the slot ,and put the wood on the top and hit hard- don't be afraid to hit hard. Do one at a time. It took us a while also.its a very nice chair once complete.
809414
Mine didn't have wheels or any means of attaching them. I am not sure how you would. I would ask the company directly.
850721
Check Youtube, there's a couple videos on there I used. Basically hammer off the wheel base, (Wrap in towel to prevent damage if worried) by tapping each wheel leg until it pops off. Then Pipe wrench or vice grip the cylinder loose, or remove cylinder base then hammer out cylinder from the top.
444974
I am not quite sure. The training wheels act as a stand. Once they are off, I haven't figured out my options. Sorry.
1505048
Putting the wheel together and getting the rubber on the wheel is the most difficult part of the assembly. Strength is needed to stretch the rubber. Otherwise assembly is straightforward.
705223
I can not answer this question, it is necessary to remove the wheel and alienate it from the base
2231137
Look at http://c929377.r77.cf2.rackcdn.com/54240_072013.pdf and you can see the assembly document. It requires a screw driver and a mallet or hammer. The mallet is to connect the wheels. Assembly is not complicated at all.
2172839
I'm not able to help, I put this together for my granddaughter for Christmas last year and it's been at her house so I can't even look at it. If I remember correctly there were some kind of spacers that went on before/after the wheel itself and it was a little difficult to get them on. Sorry I can't help.
2186502
Hold the wheel lock button near the handle. At the same time use the fork to that came with the grinder to remove the nut that holds the wheel on. It will have two holes in it that are 180 degrees from one another. Loosen in a counter clockwise direction.
382145
Same problem here. Sorry to say we've had no luck getting the wheel(s) to stay on. Keep reattaching, but still no luck.
2252923
sorry, cant help you. Someone else put the wheels on for me, but it was fast.
668324
You just need to attach the wheels and handles. It's been a few years, but don't remember any problems. The generator is a beast and is very heavy, so it will require a floor Jack or two people to attach the wheels.
522126
Use the bolts at each corner of the base. I took off the bent brackets as they didn't make sense.
233669
Hi! I wanted to do exactly the same thing but the current design does not allow for it because the wheels are on the inside of the frame, so I drilled new holes on the other sides and put the wheels on the outside. Works great now! Hope that makes sense.
1255500
Either, however it was so out of shape when purchased I could not seat it on the wheel to inflate it. So, I took out the valve stem, installed a tube and used the tube to push the tire onto the wheel. Good luck!