Pride Mobility Products Pride Victory 10 - Three Wheel "remove rear axle scooter" Questions

...remove along with the washer, jack the rear of the scooter off the ground then slide the wheel off the axle. If it will not remove, it will need knocking off from the inside rim. Be careful not to ...

...rear wheels axle albeit an older scooter...wheel runs metal to metal on the axle and so...remove wheel and clean an grease the axle an replace the wheel.... probably wouldn't hurt to run a greasy rag ...

...rear of the scooter, I would think you have a dry axle. If this is the case, you will hear a regular clicking noise, just as if there is a stone in the tyre. All you have to do is remove the wheel, ...

...remove the rear axle then refit, does it still make that noise ? Yes, okay now check the connection from the rear axle to the frame, make sure they are clean and a good connection, Regards ...

...rear end will engage then start bucking inter mittently? First it could be the brake switch. This switch is located  on the back side of the motor. Its usually  apart of the freewheel ...

...Remove the wheel by tapping the rear of the wheel as necessary - be careful to remove the axle key and keep it safely to one side. Remove the remaining wheel nuts split the wheel and remove the tube ...

...remove the rear wheels and wipe a thin smear of grease onto the axle and key. This will reduce the noise. Hint, loosen the bolts holding the wheel on before raising the rear end to remove the wheels. ...

...rear driving wheels off Well like many scooters and chairs the wheels are probably rusted to the axles Now you can try penetrating oil and let it sit for a while then try removing but my experience ...

...rear axle, remove the axle and you will still 4 connectors , convince your self that these connections are good.. IT could be the controller breaking down but i doubt it... Please come back to me .. ...

...remove the rear wheels, apply grease to the axle shafts, and re-fit the wheels. This should solve your problem. If it's a different type of noise, the problem may lie within the transaxle which would ...