AME RIMWIT 71650 User manual

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71650 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Step 1: Always wear eye protection!
Step 2: Remove all lug nuts from the hub assembly. (Depending on severity of stuck
rim, apply penetrating oil to the studs and between the wheels to aid in removal of
stuck rims.)
Step 3: Install the Rim Wit on the stuck rim using 2 lug nuts. (Hand tight is sufcient).
Leave the Center Hub Bell in the neutral position and not touching the axle or hub as-
sembly.
(In certain instances, the wheel studs may prove to be too short to allow for pulling. To
extend the length of the studs, install the lug nuts with ¼ thread. Then install the Rim
Wit. This will give enough room for the Rim Wit to effectively remove the wheel.)
Step 4: Attach the pull hooks to the stuck rim. The chains should be straight with the
Rim Wit. Failure to do so may cause damage.
Step 5: Lower the Center Hub Bell using the provided bolt until it touches the axle or
oil cap. (In some applications, removing the oil cap to prevent damage to the cap) The
Center Hub Bell prevents the wheel studs from being pushed in.
Step 6: Tighten the Rim Wit pull chains by alternating force on each side of the drive
nuts. DO NOT EXCEED 800 FT. POUNDS OF TORQUE. Repeat until the wheel is
loose.
(In certain instances, the wheel studs may prove to be too short to allow for pulling.
To extend the length of the studs, install the lug nuts with ¼ thread. Then install the Rim
Wit. This will give enough room for the Rim Wit to effectively remove the wheel.)

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RIMWIT PARTS BREAKDOWN
71650-001D
71650-002
71650-005
71650-004A
71650-003
71650-003
71650-005
ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION
71650-001D Replacement Double Hook
71650-002 Center Bell
71650-003 Replacement Chain
71650-004A Threaded Rod, 2nd Gen
71650-005 Slide/Post
33mm Drive Nut 33mm Drive Nut
44mm Adjustment Nut
(Do not use impact)
Mounting Holes

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“Angle of Attack” of the chain
should NOT exceed angle of
side gusset.
Failure to comply may result in
damage to the Rim Wit and/or
bodily injury.