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• Find a rear wheel marked with an “R” and
labeled “Rear”. Find the “R” marking at the
rear end of the ride-on toy body to match
this wheel and slide the wheel onto the axle.
• Insert a Ø12 washer onto the axle.
• While holding the rear axle with a 17 mm
socket wrench, fit the M10 locknut to the
end of the rear axle with another 17 mm
socket wrench. DO NOT over tighten; the
rear axle ends are supposed to be exposed;
1-2 threads exposed is acceptable.
• For your safety, insert a split pin into the
hole in the end of rear axle, and split it
using standard needle nose pliers. (Refer
to the drawings illustrated for front wheel at
page 9).
• Insert the axle cap.
• Find the other rear wheel, marked with an
“L” and labeled with and “Rear”. Find the
“L” marking at the rear end of the ride-on
toy body to match this wheel and slide the
wheel onto the axle. Secure this wheel with
the same steps as the other rear wheel
above.
Rear Axle
Rear Wheel
Ø12
Washer
Axle Cap
M10
Lock Nut
Split Pin
Rea
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IMPORTANT! CHECK WHEEL GAP
After assembling any wheel onto the axles,
check the gap between the screw thread
and the outside of the wheel (refer to the
adjacent diagram).
If the gap is too big, add two or three
washers on the axle to the inside of the
wheel. After tightening the nut on the outside
of the wheel, spin the wheel to check if the
wheel spins smoothly. If the wheel gets
caught or does not spin smoothly, the
friction may cause damage to the motor. Try
increasing the gap by removing one or two
washers to ensure the wheel spins smoothly.
NOTE:
If the wheel nuts are loose, the
wheels will not engage the forward
gear. Tighten the nut with the socket
wrench.
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