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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION

Assembly instruction for: Raising-kit rear axle Carbon

art.no. 3302510 Assembly kit Carbon axle +10mm

art.no. 3302520 Assembly kit Carbon axle +20mm

art.no. 3302530 Assembly kit Carbon axle +30mm

art.no. 3302540 Assembly kit Carbon axle +40mm

art.no. 3302550 Assembly kit Carbon axle +50mm

Tools needed:

4 mm allen key, ruler

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Exploded view for raising-kit 30mm.

This assembly instruction shows a mounting of a 30 mm raise.

With 2 pcs distances (5), One distance is 10 mm thick.

Mounting of other heights is the same, just different numbers

of distances, and different length of the screws (6, 7).

cm should be used together with the

raising-kit.

Note that there is a small chamfer on part (4) that should face

out from the chassis towards the rear wheels, on both sides.

The chamfer should line up against the chamfer on the rear

axle to give the right rotation for correct camber angle.

When you raise the rear axle you must also compensate the

height at the front of the wheelchair with other forks and castor

wheels.

At Panthera´s homepage you find an Excel-document that cal

culate the right combination of fork and castors.

CHAMFER ON REAR AXLE

AGAINST CHAMFER ON PART 4

1) Assemble the parts (5, 4 and 1) on screws (6, 7)

Summary of Contents for 3302510

Page 2: ...hopmonterade delarna på fästet De långa skruvarna och klacken på del 4 ska sitta vända utåt från chassit mot drivhjulet 5 Drag åt skruvarna lite löst med insexnyckel 4 mm 6 För in bakaxeln i fästet Se till att fasen på änden av bakax eln styr upp på klacken på del 4 7 Drag åt skruvarna lite löst så att bakaxeln sitter kvar i läge ...

Page 5: ... long screws should be on the outside and the chamfer on part 4 should face out from the chassis towards the rear wheels 5 Tighten the screws slightly with allen key 4 mm 6 Enter the rear axle into the attachment Make sure the chamfer at the end of the rear axle lines up with the chamfer on part 4 7 Tighten the screws slightly just to keep the rear axle in posi tion ...