cartrend 10441 Mobile Tyre Holder Instruction Manual

cartrend 10441 Mobile Tyre Holder Instruction Manual

cartrend 10441 Mobile Tyre Holder

General information

Read and keep the instruction manual

The instruction manual is a component of the wheel tree. It contains important information on setting up and using the product.
Read the instruction manual, especially the safety instructions, carefully before using the wheel tree. Failure to heed the instruction manual can result in serious injury ordamage to the wheel tree.
The instruction manual is based on norms and standards valid in the European Union. Follow the guidelines and legislation in your country when using the product.
Retain the instruction manual for future use. If you give the product to a third party, include this instruction manual.

Signs and symbols

The following symbols and signal words are used in the instruction manual, on the wheel tree, or on the packaging.

Warning!

This symbol/word indicates a medium-risk hazard that if not prevented could result in death or serious injury.
This signal word warns against possible risk of property damage.

Never tip the wheel tree. Otherwise, there is a risk of accident and injury.

Use the wheel tree only on a dry, even, and stable surface. Do not place the wheel tree on a slippery or soft surface when loaded, otherwise it may tip over.

To prevent a risk of tipping, never load the wheel tree only at the top or just partially.

Only ever load the wheel tree from the bottom to the top to prevent the risk of tipping and injury.

Always handle the wheel tree with two hands.

Read the instruction manual carefully before using the wheel tree.

Max. load 100 kg, evenly distributed (max. 25 kg per rest)

Safety

Intended use

The wheel tree is intended only for storing four rims with/without tires. It is designed for private use only and is not suitable for commercial use.
Use the wheel tree as described in this instruction manual only. Any other type of use is considered unintended and can result in property damage or personal injury. The wheel tree is not a toy.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages due to unintended or improper use.

Safety instructions

Warning!

Risk of injury and property damage!

Incorrect assembly and improper use of the wheel tree can result in the product tipping and falling over. This poses a risk of serious injury. It also poses a risk of significant property damage.

• The wheel tree may only be used on a stable and even
• Do not use the wheel tree on an uneven and/or inclined
• Never use the wheel tree on a soft and unfixed
• Do not wheel the wheel tree up any ramps, stairs, escalators, or inclined
• Use the wheel tree only to move car rims up to the maximum permitted size, with or without
• Always load the wheel tree from the bottom to the top with a maximum of four rims, with or without Heed the maximum permissible weight.
• Before using the wheel tree, always make sure it is fully In particular, make sure that the stopper is correctly assembled as per the assembly instructions.
• Before using the wheel tree, always make sure that all push-in connections and fasteners are present and
• Before using the wheel tree, always make sure the wheels are all present and free of
• Before using the wheel tree, always make sure the brake is functional and in the locked
• Do not hang the wheel tree from other vehicles (towing vehicles).
• Ensure that no persons, g. children and youths, use the wheel tree to move persons or animals.

Warning!

Hazards for children and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities (for example partially disabled persons, seniors with reduced physical and mental abilities) or a lack of expe- rience and knowledge (for example older children).

• This product may be used by children aged 13 and younger and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities only if they are unsupervised, have received instruc- tion concerning the safe use of the product, and understand the hazards Children may not play with the wheel tree. Cleaning and user maintenance may not be performed by children without supervision.
• Do not leave the wheel tree unattended during
• Do not allow children to play with the packaging Children may get caught in the packa- ging foil and suffocate. Children may not play with small parts or plastic bags and foils. Small parts pose a choking hazard if swallowed.

Please note! Risk of damage!

Improper use of the wheel tree may result in damage to the product.

• Place the wheel tree on a easily accessible, even, dry, heat-resistant, and suitably stable surface Do not place the wheel tree at the side or edge of the surface.
• Never expose the wheel tree to high temperatures (heaters, etc.) or weather effects (rain, etc.).
• Never immerse the wheel tree in water and do not use a steam cleaner to clean the Otherwise, the wheel tree may be damaged.

Please note! Risk of damage!

Carelessly opening the packaging with a sharp knife or other pointy objects can easily result in damage to the wheel tree.

• Open the packaging

1. Remove the wheel tree from the
2. Check whether the delivery is complete (see A–F ).
3. Check the wheel tree and the individual parts for any signs of damage. In case of damaged parts, do not use the wheel Contact the manufacturer under the service address listed in the instruction manual.

The wheels (11) on the frame (7) and on the rear axle with brake (8) are preassembled on delivery. The following assembly instructions describe how to remove and reassemble the wheels and how to replace damaged parts with original replacement parts.
Two open-end wrenches (not included) are required to assemble the wheel tree.

1. Lay the frame ( 7 ) with the socket for the lower tube (without plug) ( 3 ) on a stable surface so you can easily access the fork near the front
2. Place the wheel ( 11 ) centered between both branches of the
3. Slide the wheel between the frame and fasten it with the front axle (5) , two washers (thin, 20 mm) (6) , and a nut (ø 9 mm) (14) (see B ).

The frame is now fully assembled.

1. Lay the rear axle with brake (8) flat on a working Make sure you can easily access both ends of the rear axle with brake.
2. Attach a wheel (11) to the journal on the rear axle with brake (see C )
3. Fasten the wheel with one washer (thick, 20 mm) (15) and a nut (ø 9 mm) (14).
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 on the other end of the rear axle with

T he rear axle with brake is now fully assembled.

1. Pick up the connecting tube (18).
2. Hold the stopper (21) against the mounting hole from below (see E ).
3. Screw the screw (7 mm) ( 19 ) with the washer (17 mm) (20) into the stopper from
4. Make sure that the stopper lies fully flat against the bend in the
5. Do not overtighten the screw to prevent squashing the tube in its

The connecting tube is now fully assembled.

A single screw connection is used to assemble all preassembled modules. Proceed as follows:

1. Pick up the preassembled frame ( F).

Lay the frame (7) on a stable surface so that you can easily access the front wheel; the wheel may not rest on the surface.

2. Insert the threaded pins on the frame through the holes on the rear axle with brake (8) and through the holes on the connecting tube (18).
3. Place one washer (thick, 20 mm) (15) each on the threaded pins and tighten them with nuts (ø 9 mm / M8) (14).

Make sure the brake (22) is on the correct side (see Fig. F and G ).

4. Place one spacer bushing (13) each between the connecting holes on both sides of the modules (above and below, see G ).
5. Insert one screw (ø 9 mm) (12) each through the spacer bushings and secure the modules with washers and
6. Make sure that the wheel tree is secure and

All components are now assembled and the wheel tree is fully assembled.

Use of the wheel tree

Prepare the wheel tree for loading

Before loading the wheel tree with rims or rims with tires, always check the product.

• Make sure that all parts of the wheel tree are assembled and
• In particular, make sure that the stopper (21) is correctly It prevents the wheel tree from tipping over when loaded.

Mount the handle to aid in maneuvering the loaded wheel tree. Proceed as follows.

1. Pick up the handle (16) and attach it to the connecting tube (18) that sticks up from the connecting tube
2. Screw the clamp screw (17) into the connecting tube (hand lever) and turn the screw connection until the handle sits securely on the connecting tube (hand lever).

You can now maneuver the wheel tree. Use the handle to do so.

In order to use the wheel tree to store rims and rims with tires, additional assembly steps are necessary.

1. Insert the lower tube (without plug) (3) into the locating hole on the frame (7) and fasten it with a screw (ø 9 mm) (9) and nut (10 mm) (10).
2. Insert a locking pin (4) into the lowest pair of holes on the lower tube (without plug).
3. Attach a rest (2) to the lower tube (without plug).

Make sure that the lower flange of the rest clicks into the two grooves on the locking pin.
This prevents the locking pin from falling out of the pair of holes on the lower tube (without plug).
The wheel tree is now prepared for loading with rims / rims with tires.
Locking the brake in the locked position is another necessary step in preparing the wheel tree for loading. Proceed as follows:

1. Make sure the brake is working correctly (22).
2. Swing the brake lever inward toward the connecting tube (18). The brake ready for use when the locking pin (4) on the brake clicks into a hole on the wheel (11).
3. To do this, move the wheel tree until the locking pin clicks into place in the When you swing the brake lever outward toward the wheel, the locking pin on the brake disengages from the wheel and you can move the wheel tree freely.
4. Lock the brake in the locked position before loading the wheel Make sure that the locking pin on the brake clicks into place in the wheel.

The wheel tree is now secured. You can begin loading the product.

Warning!

Risk of accident and injury!

When loaded improperly, the wheel tree improperly may tip over, posing a risk of accident and injury. Prevent the risk of the product tipping over by heeding the following instructions when loading rims / rims with tires:

• Only load the wheel tree when it is standing on an even and stable
• Make sure only to load the wheel tree when the brake is clicked into place in the locked
• Always begin loading from the lowest
• Heed the maximum permissible load (Max. load 100 kg, evenly distributed; max. 25 kg per rest)

The wheel tree is now secured and ready for loading. Proceed as follows:

1. Lift the rim / rim with tire onto the lowest rest (2). Make sure that the outer side of the rim is
2. Guide the rim’s center cap bore over the lower tube (without plug) (3) and place the rim on the rest, with its contact surface facing
3. Pick up the locking pin (4) and insert it into the nearest higher pair of Heed the width of the tires when selecting a pair of holes. There are two different rows of holes to choose from.

The rows of holes are offset to one another by 90° and labeled:

• 145 mm × 220 mm, suitable for tire widths of 220 mm,
• 225 mm × 255 mm, suitable for tire widths of 255 mm.

4. Attach a rest to the lower tube (without plug). Make sure that the lower flange of the rest clicks into the two grooves on the locking
5. Lift the next rim / rim with tire onto the second Follow the instructions under step 1.
6. Attach the end tube with plug (1) to the lower tube (without plug).
7. Follow steps 2 to 4 to continue

The wheel tree is now loaded.

The wheel tree is an important aid in the proper storage of valuable rims / rims with tires that are not currently in use.

In addition to the instructions in this manual, also heed the following notes on the proper storage of rims and wheels.

• Thoroughly clean the rims / rims with tires after removing them from your Remove any residue from the inside of the rims. To do so, use mild soapy water and a soft sponge, as well as clear water to rinse.
• Prevent corrosion on rims and the wheel tree by allowing rims / rims with tires to fully Otherwise, condensation may form and lead to corrosion on rims and the wheel tree.
• Before storage, carefully check all rimes and tires for signs of damage and If you detect any damages, e.g. foreign objects in tires, low tread, tears, brittleness, or deformation, it is imperative to have a professional check and repair the rims and tires. Do not store damaged rims and tires.
• Mark the rims / rims with tires using the colored tire markings from the accessory kit (23) according to the printed markings (e.g. “front left” and “back right”). Fasten the tire markings using a band to each
• Park the wheel tree loaded with rims / rims with tires at a dark, dry, and frost-free The ideal storage temperature is between +10 °C and +30 °C.
• Before using the rims / rims with tires after storage, check them for signs of damage and

 Please note! Risk of damage!

Improper use of the wheel tree may result in damage to the product.

• Do not use any aggressive cleaners, brushes with metal or nylon bristles as well as sharp or metallic cleaning items such as knives, hard scrapers, They may damage the product surfaces.
• Clean the wheel tree exclusively with a moist cloth and a mild cleaning
• After cleaning, fully dry the wheel tree with a soft, dry
• Check the wheel tree regularly (at least once every six months) for Wipe down any affected areas with a slightly greased cloth.
• Make sure to grease the bearings
• Do not expose the wheel tree to weather
• It is recommended to store the wheel tree in the original packaging for periods of disuse

Technical data

195/65 R15, 225/45 R17, 255/55 R18

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References

• Intertec: Intertec
• MTS-Group: MTS Gruppe
• Tegro: Tegro AG

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