Difficulty

Easy

Steps

5

Time Required

                          10 - 20 minutes            

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  • Rear Wheel Axle
  • 5 steps

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Introduction

Before maintaining the Rear Wheel Axle, familiarize yourself with tools you will be using with the Free Wheelchair Mission Tools Maintenance Guide.

What you need

Step 1

              Rear Wheel Axle               
  • Attach the 19mm socket wrench to the head of the bolt in the middle of the wheel
  • With the other hand use the 19mm crescent wrench to hold the nut in place
  • While holding the 19mm crescent wrench in place, use socket wrench to unscrew the bolt
  • The Free Wheelchair Mission Multi-Purpose Tool can be used in place of the 19mm socket wrench
  • Remove the wheel from the axle

Attach the 19mm socket wrench to the head of the bolt in the middle of the wheel

With the other hand use the 19mm crescent wrench to hold the nut in place

While holding the 19mm crescent wrench in place, use socket wrench to unscrew the bolt

The Free Wheelchair Mission Multi-Purpose Tool can be used in place of the 19mm socket wrench

Remove the wheel from the axle

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Step 2

  • Unscrew the nut holding the bolt and wheel together using your hands.
  • It might be necessary to loosen the nut with a 19 mm crescent wrench and the multi purpose tool
  • Repeat step on other wheel
  • Make sure to keep all corresponding nuts and bolts together to prevent mixup when reassembling the axle

Unscrew the nut holding the bolt and wheel together using your hands.

It might be necessary to loosen the nut with a 19 mm crescent wrench and the multi purpose tool

Repeat step on other wheel

Make sure to keep all corresponding nuts and bolts together to prevent mixup when reassembling the axle

Step 3

  • Locate the two baseplates on the back of the wheelchair holding the axle in place

Locate the two baseplates on the back of the wheelchair holding the axle in place

Step 4

  • Using the pliers to hold the bolt in place, use the 10mm wrench to remove one bolt from the baseplate.
  • Repeat above step on second bolt
  • Repeat the process on the other baseplate, once one baseplate is loose from the chair and frame,

Using the pliers to hold the bolt in place, use the 10mm wrench to remove one bolt from the baseplate.

Repeat above step on second bolt

Repeat the process on the other baseplate, once one baseplate is loose from the chair and frame,

Step 5

  • Once both baseplates are loosened from the chair, pull the axle off from the wheelchair
  • The axle should come off easily
  • Slide the baseplates off of the axle

Once both baseplates are loosened from the chair, pull the axle off from the wheelchair

The axle should come off easily

Slide the baseplates off of the axle

To reassemble the axle to the wheelchair, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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