Step 5: Fuel Tank Connections; Step 6: Brake Set-Up - Stanley 36BDS Owner's Manual

Assembly Instructions 36BS, 3 6BDS
Step 5: Fuel Tank Connections
Locate the fuel tank on the fuel tank bracket with the recessed
area pointing toward the rear so any spills drain away from the
engine. Align the fuel valve in the center of the clearance hole.
Place the fuel tank straps into position, wrapping them around the
tank and the bracket.
Once the fuel tank and straps are in place, securely tighten the
straps using the bolts provided. Next, firmly attach the fuel line to
the fuel valve nipple. Tighten all connections to ensure the'
firm and secure so the fuel system is tightly attached.
WARNING I
GASOLINE IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE. FUEL
LEAKS, A LOOSE FUEL TANK, OR A LOOSE FUEL VALVE CAN LEAD
TO SEVEREINJURY OR DEATH. ENSURE ALL CONNECTIONS ARE
SECUREAND INSPECT THOROUGHLY FOR ANY POTENTIAL
LEAKS IN THE FUEL SYSTEM. IFYOU FIND A LOOSE CONNECTION
ORA LEAK, MAKE AN IMMEDIATE REPAIR OR ASK FOR
ASSITANCE FROM A PROFESSIONAL MECHANIC OR SERVICE
CENTER.
Step 6: Brake Set-up
1. Set the brake bar 3/4-1 inch from the tire.
3. Slide the brake handle to the bottom of the slot then
connectthe brake _tto the brake handle.
.
With the brake pivot
leaning slightly
forward, install the
washer and pin.
Note: Verify tire pressure.
Do not exceed the
recommended 24 PSI
maximum.
.
Slide the brake handle to
the Set position to clamp
the brake bar againstthe
tire.
Note: If more or less brake
force is necessary or desired,
repeat the procedure, changing the gap in Step 1.
Rev: Mar2011
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