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REAR TIRE REMOVAL
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when it is necessary to raise the
vehicle for any repair or service,
use jackstands to provide adequate
support. Do not rely on hydraulic or
mechanical jacks.
Remove and reinstall as follows:
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remove the wheel retaining nuts and remove
wheel assembly from hub.
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reinstall the tire and wheel by reversing
above sequence and tighten wheel retaining
nuts to 70 to 75 ft.-lbs. (95 to 102 n·m)
torque.
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make sure the valve stem is located toward
the outside.
Tire air pressure
Tire Size
4.00 ±4.80 x 8
Fill tires with care. Use a pressure gauge before
connecting an air hose to a partly inflated tire. Due
to the low air volume needed, over-inflation may be
reached in a matter of two or three seconds.
NOTICE
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proper inflation will improve the life of your
tires considerably.
•
never exceed maximum air pressure
indicated on tire.
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if the vehicle is operated on any surface
other than smooth and level, the use of foam
filled or solid tires could cause premature
failure of tires, axles and suspension
components.
•
the tires are to be used on the welded one
piece wheel only.
•
use replacement tires equivalent to or
exceeding original equipment specifications.
DIFFERENTIAL
The filler plug and the drain plug are illustrated.
Check oil level frequently. It should always be up to
the level of the filler hole.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
SAFETY, OPERATORS & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Maximum
Cold Inflation Pressure
60 PSI (414 kPa)
E-Z-GO XI 340 / CUSHMAN TUG
IMPORTANT
Drain differential after first 100 hours of service and
refill with EP 80-90 multigrade extreme pressure
lubricant. Thereafter lubricant should be changed
per maintenance guide.
Repairing this rear axle is a major service operation
and should be performed by your authorized
cushman dealer who has the necessary equipment
and information.
1
2
1. Filler plug
2. Drain plug
JACKS AND JACKING LOCATIONS
A scissors type jack with a 1 1/2 ton (minimum)
capacity is required. Use jackstands to support
vehicle, do not rely on scissor, hydraulic or
mechanical jacks.
The jacking locations are shown on the chassis
lubrication chart illustration (page 9). Raise the
vehicle only enough to perform maintenance
required.
STORAGE
If the vehicle is to be stored, remove the connecting
wires and batteries. Clean as required. Clean
battery racks.
Battery electrolyte is an acidic solution and should
be handled with care. If electrolyte is spilled or
splashed on any part of the body, immediately flush
the exposed area with liberal amounts of water and
obtain medical aid immediately.
Reinstall the batteries and wires. Make sure the
batteries are fully charged.
Check the state of charge of the batteries every 30
days and recharge as necessary to maintain the
specific gravity above 1.230 (corrected for
electrolyte temperature*).
3546
GB-15
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