Hudson 1947 3/4-TON COMMERCIAL, Руководство пользователя

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other tool around bead and force remainder of the bead over the rim. Be careful not
to damage the tube with the tool.
Inflate tire slowly, carefully checking beads to see that they both are seating properly
on the rim. The tire may be centered by bouncing it a few times. Inflate tire to
recommended pressure.
TOOL KIT
The tool kit is stored in the rear compartment. It contains a wheel hub bolt wrench,
which can also be used as a jack wrench or as a jack handle, pliers, screw driver, and a
ratchet type or a screw type bumper jack and base. Cab Pickup models are provided
with an axle lift type jack with handle extension.
SPARE TIRE AND WHEEL
To remove the spare tire and wheel mounted in the well in the rear compartment,
take out the clamp bolt and clamp, using the wheel hub bolt wrench. Tilt the top of
the tire slightly to the left and remove it from the well.
On models on which the spare tire and wheel is mounted on the partition board, behind
the front seat, remove the clamp bolt and clamp, using the wheel hub bolt wrench and roll
the tire out of the body.
USING THE BUMPER JACK
Set the parking brake securely and apply blocks at wheels to prevent any movement
of car. The jack should be placed on a level and solid place with lifting shaft as near
vertical as possible.
The lift on the bumper must be from the point where it is mounted to the frame and
amply strong to carry the car weight. Figure 10 shows the correct position of jack at
the front or rear bumper.
Engage the lifting lug of the jack on the bottom of bumper bar and between the
inner and outer mounting bar bolts on bumper
bar. CAUTION :
Do not attempt to engage
jack or raise the car from the ends of bumpers.
Raise the car sufficiently to lift the tire off
the ground by using the crank shaped hub bolt
socket wrench as a handle for the ratchet type
bumper jack.
USING THE AXLE JACK
The axle lift jack should be placed under
the front suspension control arm as near to the
wheel as possible. The rear end is raised by plac-
ing the jack under the rear spring pad. Raise
the jack by placing the crank extension in the jack
and rotating the extension
clockwise with the
hub bolt wrench.
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Figure 10