Questions & Answers for: removing rear wheel scooter

...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 lose the hub key (a small piece of metal ...

Wheel Pilot Mobility Scooter (Model 2410), and do not know how to disassemble for transport in a 2004 Buick LaSabre. Is there an instruction manual available to show how to dissassemble? Don't want to

...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, ...

...rear wheel. I have a Chauffeur heavy duty scooter that is about 9 or 10 years old. The serial number is 00 60322. I removed the nut in the center of the wheel, then a inch long key wedge was removed ...

...rear wheel nut (the one in the middle of the wheel). Put the scooter into freewheel and jack the rear wheels off the ground. Remove the left hand rear wheel and be carefull not to lose the hub key ...

...rear wheel. Its one of those with a split hub, but because the 4 bolt heads are countersunk, the wheel needs removing from the shaft in order to undo the nuts on the inner side of 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 from the tyre and wheel. Check ...

...rear wheel from a mobility scooter I've removed centre wheel retaining nut and tried using a rubber mallet to free it but to no avail. Wheels are aluminium Sheng1 Keep trying. When it does come off, ...

...rear wheel from a Kymco Movie 150@ Hi, Keith for this scenario you will need your service, parts fiche, and owners manual if you can't find the best tool you ever bought for your Kymco, despair not, ...

...rear wheel from the axle on a Shop Rider Valencia please? There is a large circlip at the back of the wheel does this need to come off to remove the wheel? Thanks Steve Kane Question edited for ...