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Specifi cations
(if present)
Bead pusher
The bead pusher tool (1, Fig.4.1-9) fitted on the
articulated arm has a pneumatic control (2, Fig.4.1-9)
for vertical movement.
Lever up; the bead pusher moves up.
Lever down; the bead pusher moves down
WA R N IN G: TH E OP E RAT ION S C OU L D B E
DANGEROUS. FOLLOW THE SAFETY INDICATIONS
SET OUT IN THE PLATES
Figure 4.1-2
WARNING: DANGER OF HANDS BEING CRUSHED
Wheel lifter
Insert the RIGHT foot under the pedal (1, Fig.4.1-4)
and lift it upwards; the lifter will rise. On reaching the
desired height release the pedal; the lifter stops.
Press the pedal downwards; the lifter will descend.
To stop the lifter release the pedal. To lower the lifter
completely, keep the pedal pressed until it touches
the ground.
The lifter cannot be used for uses other than lifting/
lowering wheels (or rims) from the Wheel Holder Table.
The lifter has a maximum capacity of 70Kg/154lb.
DO NOT MOUNT/DEMOUNT THE TIRE WITH THE
LIFTER IN THE RAISED POSITION.
WA R N IN G: TH E OP E RAT ION S C OU L D B E
DANGEROUS. FOLLOW THE SAFETY INDICATIONS
SET OUT IN THE PLATES
Figure 4.1-10
DANGER OF FEET BEING CRUSHED
Laser Pointer
Figure 4.1-11
In the Gold and Platinum versions, the tyre remover is
fi tted with a laser pointer, positioned on the left of the
vertical rod control Handle. The laser makes it easier
to approach the edge of the rim when working with
new wheels sizes.
WARNING: AVOID DIRECT OR REFLECTED EYE
CONTACT WITH THE LASER BEAM.
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