When assembling the scooter is the bolt supposed to touch the washer? I can't seem to get it to go all the way down.
171851
The one I purchase does the same, so let's hope that it is correct. Works fine for my baby girl. Hope I was helpful &#128522;
1495096
The left one for my truck was 1/3 turn off the bolts on top are not the same spacing, fought for about 2 hours before I figured that out. Hope that helps
2282095
The washer goes next to the nut. Hopefully this helps you. Sorry for the delay.
989911
You need to install the screws in the correct position with threads pointing up through the press into the handle. Install flat washer then the nut.
918065
I don't see where washers would help on mine. There is supposed to be a knob on top where the TV connects to the arm to tighten it and keep it from moving once you have it level. Hope this helps.
244502
The product page actually has an illustration showing how the knob connects to the bolt. The knob has the large part on top, with the bolt screwing into the lower (narrower) part. You can put a washer on the bolt (on the underside of the carrier's "lip") if you want it to be more secure.
1218472
I Had a similar problem. The chain guard wouldn't let me mount the motor low enough to attach It to the bottom rail. I bought a new bracket from kingsmotorbike.com . They have just about any part you would ever need. You could possibly get a longer bolt from home depot . You may have to get creative . Goodluck
1908317
I have not really had success with this either. I did put the washer and nut on and have attempted to strap it between them with limited success.
689940
I had this problem. Most likely, you put the wrong washers in the different parts of the hook up. Switch the washer in the bottom parts around. They may be backwards as well.
1409372
I had a similar problem. Bummer. To fix the problem I had, I inserted a metallic washer between two batteries,that would make contact with the center conductor on the battery, but not large enough to touch the outer conductor of the battery. Now, everything is held tight enough to make good contact. The washer used is a counter sink type, so it fits around the center conductor, and can't move around. It has to be the correct size, to fit the battery + pin. Something else might work better, but this works for me. A spring that fit tightly around the center pin of the battery would probably also work, but I didn't have one on hand.
465094
The nuts have a nylon lock washer which makes them hard to screw on. Using an end wrench (and not a socket) is your best bet because there isn't much room around the nut. If the wrench seems really hard to turn then you might have the wrong nuts.
2162311
One side of the axle (drive) will seem longer because the freewheel is not installed. If you consider the thickness of the freewheel, the thick washer flange nuts are where they should be right out of the box. (loose at the ends of the axle) The non drive side is short, lock nut in position and thick washer flange nut at the end of the axle ready to tighten on the dropout. The drive side will have a spacer behind the lock nut; pushing it out making a shoulder for the inside diameter of the freewheel to preventing it from making contact with the dropout. There should be a thick washer flange nut on both ends of the axle. Once you thread the freewheel on the drive side, everything should be centered for your frame. Hope this helps and that you can ride soon! For the price, these really are great daily rider rims. Good luck!
624597
My guess is that's it's the pin used to adjust the seat up and down. Once you find the spot where you want the seat height you put the pin n the appropriate hole. The trouble with mine was that the hole was too small for the pin so I had to improvise with a substitute from the hardware store. It's also difficult to move the pole on which the seat mounts up and down. A few firm whacks with a hammer finely got it to move. The manual that comes with the scooter is more or less worthless. I had to call at technician at the factory.
1893751
Mine is slightly out of true laterally. Freewheel ready. Just have a chainwhip.
1316377
I sort of guessed at tightness based on properly torque the old lug nut with a torque wrench. It's annoyingly imprecise. The package does include a washer, not like the metal crush washers that are normally used, rather this looks like a rubber washer.
667895
Not sure what you're calling the drum, but the swivel mounts flush to the board, the screws go in from the underside. The washers sit on top of the board and under the nut. So starting at the lowest point you have the bag, the swivel, the screw heads, the board, the washers, nuts, remaining screw threads. Hope that helps
35813
There are washers. They should remain between chair leg and head of screw. Assembly instructions have all pictured as well.