"MICKEY MOUSE CYCLE
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Ages 1-3
Model No. 50502
Weight Limit 40 Ibs.
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P/N 40246801
PLEASE NOTE: ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED. READ INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO
ASSEMBLY.
TOOLS REQUIRED (NOT INCLUDED): Hammer, regular screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver and a small block of
wood (approx. 2" x 2" x %").
WARNING:
ADULT SUPERVISION AND INSTRUCTION REQUIRED REGARDING THE PROPER USE OF THIS TOY. THIS RIDE-ON TOY
SHOULD NOT BE USED NEAR SWIMMING POOLS, ON OR NEAR HILLS, ROADWAYS, SLOPED DRIVEWAYS, ALLEYS OR
STEPS. SHOES MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. ONLY ONE RIDER AT A TIME. DO NOT RIDE AFTER DARK. DO NOT
CARRY ANYTHING THAT IMPAIRS VISION. CAUTION: DO NOT LEAVE CHILD UNATTENDED.
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STEP 1.
FRONT WHEEL PEDAL ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
BEFORE you start assembly, check all parts carefully.
See parts diagram on page 4.
NOTE: FOR EASY ASSEMBLY, TRIM ALL PLASTIC
PARTS OF EXCESS MATERIAL.
Slide a spacer washer onto the PEDAL CRANK-SHAFT
up to the wheel center. Next, slide a PEDAL onto the
PEDAL CRANK-SHAFT
(rounded corners on pedal
away from the wheel.) Then, slide a PALNUT COVER
onto the PEDAL CRANK-SHAFT (flat side facing pedal)
and finally, fit a PALNUT over protruding end of shaft,
as shown.
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PEDAL ~
CRANK-SHAFT —
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STEP 2.
FASTENING OF PEDAL
TO PEDAL CRANK-SHAFT
Use the edge of a flat surface to support the wheel
PEDAL ASSEMBLY
(see illustration). Then, position
the PALNUT TOOL over the PALNUT and strike the
STEP 3.
JOIN FRONT FORK
TO WHEEL ASSEMBLY
Fit the FORK under CRANK-SHAFT as shown. Make
certain that spacer washers are between the wheel and
fork.
end
of the tool with
the hammer.
Make
sure
the
PALNUT is engaged by pulling on the PEDAL. Repeat
STEPS 1 and 2 for the opposite side of the front wheel.
PEDAL
CRANK-SHAFT
PALNUT
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TOOL
PEDAL
ASSEMBLY
BE SAFE
@ DO NOT RIDE MICKY MOUSE CYCLE AFTER DARK.
@ DO NOT CARRY ANYTHING THAT WILL IMPAIR VISION.
@ DO NOT RIDE DOUBLE ON YOUR MICKY MOUSE CYCLE.
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