Assembly:
Put a rubber cap (13) on the bar ends (1). Connect the bars
with 3 round bars (5), beginning in the 1st, 15th and 17th
holes, from the back with screws M6 x 6 cm.
Now screw a side part (2 or 3) through the bar in the 4th and
9th holes from behind and the round bars (5) with the screws
M6 x 7 cm.
Now put the seat board in the groove of the first side part
(nicer side up). The second side part also put on the seat
board and screw it with the round bars (5). Make sure that the
side parts are both close to the bars and the seat board is
properly seated in the grooves.
Now screw the two side parts together with a round bar (6)
with the screws M6 x 4 cm.
Now insert the axle (8) into the holes provided in the wooden
side parts. A set collar (14) is
now placed on both sides of the
axle and clamped with the grub screw. Make sure that the
axle is accurately positioned and that the adjusting rings are
tight against the wooden side part.
Grease both axle ends and wheel bearing bushes well!
Now place the wheels on the axle and secure each with
another adjusting ring (14). Make sure that the protruding axle
bearing bushing points inwards in each case.
The wheels must be easy to turn by hand after assembly.
Maintenance and care:
Tighten all screws occasionally.
Replace worn parts immediately.
Occasionally, grease the wheels with grease! Without grease the wheel can get stuck and be damaged!
Oiled or lacquered wooden parts can be wiped damp. If heavily soiled, oiled wood parts can be reworked with steel wool or fine
sandpaper. Then let it in again with natural oil or wax thinly.
