Corghi Artiglio Master 28, Operator'S Manual

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Artiglio Master 28
Operator’s manual 117
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6.3. DECIDING FROM WHICH SIDE OF THE WHEEL THE TYRE
MUST BE REMOVED
See Fig.28. Identify the position of channel A on the
rims. Identify the greater width B and the smaller width
C. The tyre must be mounted and demounted with
the wheel on the turntable with the smallest width
side C facing upwards.
See the paragraph “TABLE FOR USING CENTRING AND CLAMPING ACCESSORIES
ACCORDING TO RIM TYPE” in this manual.
CAUTION
When working with “easily deformable” rims (i.e. a
central hole with thin, projecting edges - see Fig. 28A)
we recommend using the universal flange for closed
rims (see the section “TABLE FOR USING CENTRING
AND CLAMPING ACCESSORIES ACCORDING TO
RIM TYPE” in this manual).
SPECIAL WHEELS
Wheels with alloy rims: some wheels with alloy rims
have a minimum A rim channel or do not have any
channel -
Fig. 28B . These rims are not approved by
DOT standards (Department of Transportation). The
DOT initials certify that tyres comply with the safety
standards adopted by the United States and Canada
(these wheels cannot be sold in these markets).
High performance wheels (asymmetric curvature) -
Fig. 28C
some European wheels have rims with very
pronounced curvature C, except in the area of the
valve hole A where the curvature is less pronounced
B. On these wheels the bead must first be broken in
correspondence of the valve hole, on both the top
and bottom sides.
A
B
C
28
28A
A
28B
A
B
C
28C