Changing The Tyres - Procopi Victor Manuel D'installation Et D'utilisation

Changing the tyres

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Removing worn tyres:
VICTOR (2-wheel model)
VICTOR 4 X 4 (4-wheel model)
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VICTOR 4 X4 :
Remove the rear wheels to replace the
tyres:
1. Place VICTOR on a flat surface. Remove the three
screws securing the top body cover (photo 1).
2. Remove the top body cover (photo 2) .
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4. Using your hands and starting at the top, pry
the tyre off the wheel (photo 9) .
Replace the tyres on
your VICTOR when the
tread wears down to the
tread wear indicators
molded in the three
locations on the side of
.
the tyres (photo 8)
Using your hands
and starting at the
top, pry the tyre off
the wheel (photo 9) .
Tyres can be
replaced without
removing the
.
wheels
3. Using an Allen
wrench (4 mm)
loosen and remove
the rear wheel
bolts, turning the
wrench anti-
clockwise (photo
10) . Remove the
wheels.
Mounting new tyres:
VICTOR (2-wheel model)
1. Position the tyre around the wheel. Press the
tyre down around the wheel to ensure that the
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VICTOR 4X4 .
1. Mount the tyres on the rear wheels as
previously described. The front tyres should be
equipped with Tread Claws The rear tyres do not
have Tread Claws.
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3. Secure the wheels using the bolts removed
during dismantling (photo 10) . Using an Allen
wrench, tighten the bolts by turning them clock-
wise.
4. Inspect the gears, drive shafts and other
internal components. Remove any debris or
obstruction. Using the right wheel only, turn the
wheel forwards to ensure that the wheels, turbine
vanes and gears rotate freely (photo 6) .
5. Replace VICTOR's top body cover (photo 7) and
tighten the three screws.
Check one last time that VICTOR's right-hand
wheel turns freely.
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tyre is correctly
installed on the
wheel (photo 11) .
Both tyres should
be equipped with
Tread Claws to
allow VICTOR climb
over obstacles and
uneven surfaces.
2. Reassemble the
rear wheels
carefully, making
sure that the rear
drive shafts and the
gear molded into
the interior of the
wheel engage
properly (photo 12) .