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swing (Casters should swing down
to one side and immediately rest
after being held straight at the top of
the arc.) Too much swing indicates
Casters need to be tightened; not
enough swing means Casters should
be loosened. See Figure 5, below.
Test Wheelchair for maneuverability. 3.
Once both Casters are properly
readjusted, snap Dust Cover back
into place over Locknut.
To replace Casters, remove Hex 4.
Screws, Washers, and Locknut
holding each Caster in place in the
Yoke.
Set new Wheel in the Yoke and 5.
fasten in place using Hex Screws,
Washers and Locknuts. See Figure
6, above.
Adjusting Rear Wheel Locks
WARNING!1. Do not attempt to stop a
moving Wheelchair with Wheel Locks
(4). Wheel Locks are NOT brakes.
To adjust Wheel Locks, disengage 2.
lock and loosen bolt and locknut that
secure Rear Wheel (3) to frame.
Reposition Wheel Lock so that when 3.
brake is engaged, lock shoe presses
down 1/8” onto Rear Wheel, holding
Wheelchair in place. See Figure 7.
Dust
Cover
Locknut
Caster
Headtube
Washer
Front
Caster (5)
Yoke
Figure 5
Figure 6
Dust
Cover
Yoke
Front
Caster (5)
Hex
Screw
Wheel
Lock (4)
Tire
Wheel
Lock Shoe
Bolt and
Locknut
Figure 7