Notes and Tips:
1.
A
ny set
screws
(sometimes called "grub" screws)
have
been pre-installed in
their
specified locations
at the factory to aid in identification and assembly
.
Remaining hardware
needed for assembly
is
included in the hardware pack inside of Box
F
.
2.
Some screws may be more difficult than others to turn in due to powder
coating
residue in the
threads. In these cases a drop of oil or other lubricant
(such as
WD-40®) can aid in installation, as
well as partially tightening and
then loosening
gradually until the screw is completely fastened.
3.
We
strongly
recommend using only the provided Hex (Allen) Wrenches to
install/tighten hex-drive
screws, and hand tools (ratchet or combination
wrench) for other bolts. Using power tools (even
battery powered) can cause
threads to strip or hex sockets to round out.
If you have any difficulty assembling your tire changer
or changing tires
, the instructional videos on our
website are extremely thorough and helpful, and
are in the process of being
updated to show
many of
the changes described in these notes.
If you require further assistance or technical support, please call us at 888-98-NOMAR
(888-986-6627) and we will be happy to assist you!
Cycle Hill
®
HD
Tire Changer
Assembly Preparation
We recommend
unpacking and
assembling your tire changer in the following order:
1.
Box
A
- Mount/Demount Bar
(save 5/32" Hex (Allen) Wrench for use with Box
E
and Box
F
)
. The
Mount/Demount Bar has its own set of assembly and usage instructions inside of Box
A
.
2.
Box
E
- Stand Assembly
a.
Stand Assembly Special Notes
:
i.
S
tand posts have been upgraded to a revised Heavy Duty
design
. The basic assembly
remains the same, except there
are now
16
(sixteen)
5/16
"
-18x1/2
"
Flat Socket Head Cap
Screws used to secure the stand square and triangle to the stand post flanges.
ii.
There is a tab welded to the stand post with two holes in it.
This bracket is
for
attaching the
ground-level ATV bead breaker assembly
, so please be sure to
orient the stand so that the
tab
faces
forward towards the front of the tire changer
.
3.
Box
F
- Frame Assembly
(Now
with
Heavy Duty Frame Arms which are
twice
the size of previous
Cycle Hill®
models!)
