Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1482 Instruction Manual
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To install the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1482, first secure the mounting bracket to the trailer frame using the provided bolts and nuts. Ensure the bracket is aligned with the wheel axle and tighten securely. Attach the wheels to the bracket and check for proper alignment before use.
Inflate the wheels using a standard air pump. The recommended pressure is 20 PSI. Be sure to check the pressure regularly to maintain optimal performance and avoid over-inflation which can lead to damage.
If the wheels are not rolling smoothly, check for debris lodged in the wheel axle or tire treads. Ensure that the axle and wheel bearings are lubricated. Tighten any loose bolts and check for any signs of wear or damage.
Regularly inspect the wheels for wear and tear, punctures, or deflation. Clean the wheel assembly with fresh water after exposure to saltwater. Lubricate the axle and bearings periodically to prevent rust and corrosion.
To adjust the height, loosen the adjustment bolts on the mounting bracket, reposition the wheels to the desired height, and retighten the bolts securely. This allows for optimal performance on varying terrain.
Noisy operation can be due to loose components. Inspect and tighten all bolts and nuts. Apply lubricant to the bearings and axle. Check if the noise persists and replace any worn-out parts if necessary.
Yes, the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1482 is designed for use in saltwater environments. However, it is crucial to rinse the wheels with fresh water after each use to prevent corrosion and extend their lifespan.
Yes, individual wheels can be replaced if damaged. Contact the manufacturer or authorized dealer to purchase a replacement wheel that matches the specifications of the original.
Store the wheels in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. Ensure they are clean and dry before storage to prevent rust. If possible, hang the wheels or keep them off the ground to maintain their shape.
Before each use, check the tire pressure, inspect for any visible damage or wear, ensure all bolts are tight, and verify that the wheels rotate freely. Address any issues before use to ensure safety and performance.