Table of Contents
Advertisement
Chair features
Wheel locks
High mount push-to-lock wheel
locks or low mount push-to-lock
wheel locks are shown in Figs. 29
and 30.
High mount
The wheel lock mounts on a
clamping system (1) and is
correctly set prior to leaving the
factory (Fig. 29). To apply the wheel
lock simply push the operating
lever (2) forwards until you feel it go
over centre, and the grip bar (3)
grips the tyre (4).
Scissor wheel lock
Scissor wheel locks (Fig. 30) are
mounted on clamping systems (1)
and are correctly set prior to leaving
the factory. To apply the wheel lock
pull the operating lever (2) forwards
until you feel it go over centre, and
the grip arm (3) grips the tyre (4).
Scissor locks can also be mounted
on the lower frame tubes (Fig. 30B).
When mounted in the lower position
the left hand lock must be mounted
on top of the right hand frame, and
vice versa.
Warning:
Wheel locks are not brakes
designed to slow down the chair
when it is moving. Wheel locks,
when properly adjusted, prevent
the rear wheels from turning when
the chair is stationary.
1
3
4
Fig. 29
Fig. 30
4
Fig. 30B
25
2
3
1
2
2 Issue 4
Advertisement
Table of Contents
