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Rear wheels
1) Park the forklift truck on level and solid
ground.
2) Tighten the hand brake and place wooden
blocks behind the front wheels to prevent the
forklift from moving.
3) Place the jack at the bottom cutout of the
counterweight as shown in the diagram.
Note: Make sure the minimum bearing weight of
the jack is 2/3 of the total weight of the forklift
truck.
4) Loosen the nuts on the wheel 1 - 2 turns
counterclockwise.
Warning
Do not remove the nuts until the rear
wheels are lifted off the ground.
5) Slowly lift the forklift truck with a jack until
the rear wheels are completely off the ground.
Place wooden blocks on each rear side of the
forklift frame to support the forklift as shown
in the diagram.
6) Remove the wheel nuts and replace the rear
wheels.
Warning
a. When removing the tire from the hub,
the rim bolts and nuts should not be
removed until the tire is deflated.
b. Make sure that the wooden blocks used
to support the forklift are solid and strong
enough.
c. When the forklift is only supported with
wooden blocks do not lay under it.
7) Put on the nuts in sequence as shown in the
diagram and lock them temporarily.
8) Remove the wooden blocks under the
frame, lower the forklift truck slowly to the
ground and remove the wooden blocks and
jack behind the front wheels.
9) Tighten the nuts to the specified torque in a
crosswise manner. Please refer to the
Tightening Torque Table.
10) Adjust the tire pressure to the specified
value.
