I've just removed andf refitted my T100's real wheel after changing a worn out tyre (got a puncture waiting for the money to buy a new one).
Ten minutes to remove the wheel and couple of hours to refit:
lifting the wheel into place while trying to keep the flop out spacers on both sides of the wheel in place while lining up the four holes on the two chain adjusters and fitting the washer between the right adjuster and the right flop out spacer while pushing (soft headed hammer) the axle spindle through the lot. (Crow bars, wooden blocks and a large screwdriver utilised).
What a nightmare! Am I missing something? Is there a way to do this job that's simpler than me? Or is this a classic example of a badly designed piece of machinery being suffered by owners and ignored/unrecognised by the manufacturer year after year? Does this show the practical limlts of rampant modern British wishey washey liberalism and form the basis for bringing back capital punishment for the c**t/s who designed this engineering horror?
I have apologised to the woman next door for my basic Anglo-Saxon phraseology.
Ten minutes to remove the wheel and couple of hours to refit:
lifting the wheel into place while trying to keep the flop out spacers on both sides of the wheel in place while lining up the four holes on the two chain adjusters and fitting the washer between the right adjuster and the right flop out spacer while pushing (soft headed hammer) the axle spindle through the lot. (Crow bars, wooden blocks and a large screwdriver utilised).
What a nightmare! Am I missing something? Is there a way to do this job that's simpler than me? Or is this a classic example of a badly designed piece of machinery being suffered by owners and ignored/unrecognised by the manufacturer year after year? Does this show the practical limlts of rampant modern British wishey washey liberalism and form the basis for bringing back capital punishment for the c**t/s who designed this engineering horror?
I have apologised to the woman next door for my basic Anglo-Saxon phraseology.