Lit. No. 72356, Rev. 00
20
March 1, 2019
MAINTENANCE
TIRE PRESSURE
IMPORTANT: If the tire pressure is too low,
the inner tube will rub against the wheel and
be damaged. Over-in
À
ation can cause the tire
to burst. Check the tire pressure for both the
support and drive wheels regularly.
1. Lock the handlebar at the front-most setting.
2. Tip the rotary broom backward to rest on the
handlebar and the rear wheels. Have a second
person hold the rotary broom in this position.
3. Turn the wheel counterclockwise to expose the
valve stem.
4. In
À
ate the tire to 35 psi (2.5 bar), or for sweeping
rough surfaces, 30 psi (2 bar).
WARNING
Use safety glasses and gloves when in
À
ating
and installing the tires. Use manual pump
only to in
À
ate. Refer to the tire sidewall for
manufacturer's recommended pressure. Do
not exceed the maximum in
À
ation pressure.
