Installation Guide

Tools Needed:

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❶

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2-1:

2-2:

For 10" - 12" Wheels

How to Install a Roll-Tech Snap-Lock Wheel

Before removing the old wheel from the

trash can, measure the distance from the

edge of the wheel hub to the edge of the

can.

If there is any space between the edge

of the wheel hub and the edge of the

can, you will need to use spacers.

Remove the old wheel from the garbage can.

Penetrate access port

A pick , awl or pin

Electric drill with 1/8” bit(optional)

Insert Pin or Pick at the locations illustrated below. This is a marked area, or dimple on

the face of the wheel this is called the “access port”. The access port has a thin

membrane of plastic that you will need to penetrate with a digging motion with the

pick/pin. You may choose to do this with an electric drill - however be careful only to

breach the plastic and not the metal spring that lies beneath the

membrane/dimple.

For 6" - 8" Wheels

For 10" - 12" Wheels

Apply leverage

With the pick, apply leverage to the bottom side of the locking pin’s flange. It may

be helpful to use a pick/pin with a slightly curved or bent tip.

For 6" - 8" Wheels

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How to Install a Roll-Tech Snap-Lock Wheel Tools Needed: • A pick , awl or pin • Electric drill with 1/8” bit(optional) ❶ Before removing the old wheel from the trash can, measure the distance from the edge of the wheel hub to the edge of the can. ● If there is any space between the edge of the wheel hub and the edge of the can, you will need to use spacers. ❷ Remove the old wheel from the garbage can. 2-1: Penetrate access port Insert Pin or Pick at the locations illustrated below.
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-3: Pull wheel from axle While maintaining leverage with pick/pin, use the other hand on the inside of the wheel to slide the wheel away from the can. If the pin is disengaged from the axle you should have no difficulty in removing the wheel. If the wheel is not disengaging you may have to readjust your pick/pin.