how to assemble green brackets from steering wheel to back wheels
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Go on youtube and look up...assembling Huffy green machine....great videos to help you! Once this is assembled ...if you have anything break, call Huffy...their customer service is great!
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Sorry, it's been too long since I assembled it to remember. I do, however, remember assembling the bike twice and thinking, how would someone who is not extrememly careful ever assemble this bike without breaking something? I would take S. White advice and check out the YouTube.
2012514
try this link (I just googled it and it looks like my instructions) http://www.bjindustriesinc.com/pdfs/backjack-assembly.pdf
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I actually had someone do it for me, but it seemed very easy. It took him about 10 to 15 minutes. The hardest part seemed to take off the middle of the steering wheel. I know I could have done it myself but just included it in the other things I had to have fixed.
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On the front above the headlight there is a square metal like handle. Pull up on that at the same time pull up the handle bars. That whole section should move up.
197469
I have the assembly manual. The "wheel holders" are labeled as ID # E left side wheel tray and ID # F right side wheel tray and photo ids them as E & F.
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There are no instructions. I was frustrated with it too!! Just try to attach it the best you can. They don't fit perfectly.
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Put though the tank handle points of fork pionting up at bottom of tank then put looped end over your tow ball to tranfer to dump site its that easy I'v been camping for over thirty years so I should know how to assemble this . also it dont stay on the tank its suppose to be removed after every use sorry I had to come back because of the wortd bar instead of useing the word bar it is attached to the ball for transporting to the dump site Cheryl Cheryl Put though the tank handle points of fork pionting up at bottom of tank then put looped end over your tow ball to tranfer to dump site its that easy I'v been camping for over thirty years so I should know how to assemble this . also it dont stay on the tank its suppose to be removed after every use sorry I had to come back because of the wortd bar instead of useing the word bar it is attached to the ball for transporting to the dump site Cheryl Cheryl
1694852
Hi, there are 2 brackets that you have to attach on the back but very simple to do.
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I don't remember if there's an assembly instruction, but it should be fairly simple just by looking at the image. Couple things that I don't do:- Don't use the bottom wire piece. My hamster didn't like it at all.- I use only one house. So look at the image, the one on the right and above the wheel is the one I take out. It's too crowded to have both of them.- I use metal strings to secure the door (just tide the door to the frame with metal string). My hamster is able to lift the door by himself and ran out once. Took us a couple days to get him back. Not fun :(
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This is the method I used and it worked perfectly ..http://www.iboats.com/basics/measure_steering_cables.html
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It took me so many tears and much anger to figure out. Each wheel must be pushed up into the five arms. Each wheel should have a small stick on top that can fit into each of the five legs' holes with some force.At least that's how I did it. The instructions were nonsensical. Good luck
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This is for just the steering wheel. You will Have to get a hub assembly for Your vehicle.
2155557
Hi, the instructions are available at http://buildabeehive.com/instructions/M59801-Assembly-Instructions.pdf.Thank you!
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The body comes assembled. You have to build the rest. Steering wheel , seat, 4 wheels. Its fairly easy. Took me about 2 hours and I'm no master builder. I just followed the instructions very carefully. If you mess up you're screwed. Well worth the money, my son is obsessed with it. Everyone asks me where I got it. Better than a cheapo power wheel at half the price.
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Hello M. Person. Unscrew the center clutch assembly all the way and pull up the screw collar. you should have a 2 plastic sleeves, the bottom piece which is about a inch long, should be sitting in the lower stand assembly about 3/4 of the way in. The second top collar which is about a 1/4 inch long should be sitting on top of the other one. If you don't see the top plastic ring check to see if it is lodged up in the screw collar. Try re seating the plastic rings and make sure not to cross thread the screw collar when tightening. Hope this helps.
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Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to move left or right. Loosen screws on arm rests to change angle in or out. Hope this helps. Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to... » Read More Attach mounting brackets that are shaped in half circles to the handlebars using screws. Next you will need to attach the arm rests to the top of the mounting brackets. Make sure the foam pads are removed from the arm rests. They are attached with velcro and should peel off. You should see holes that you need to put an allen screw through. Line up the holes on the arm rest and on the mounts that attached to your handlebars. Once screws tightened down, apply the foam pads and take for a spin to see what kind of adjustments need to be made for comfort. Loosen screws on mounting brackets to move left or right. Loosen screws on arm rests to change angle in or out. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The Timken wheel hub and bearing came fully assembled with the bearing pressed into place, lug nut studs installed, and ABS sensor and ring in place. All it takes is 3 bolts to disconnect from the steering knuckle. Of course to get there you'll need to pull the wheel, axle nut, disc brake rotor and caliper. It's a really nice assembly. ..