FreeWheel FreeWheel Manual

Folding Wheelchair Adaptor: Set-Up Instructions
NOTE: Video instructions under VIDEOS at
www.gofreewheel.com. Maximum personal
body weight for Adaptor is 250 Lbs.
STEP 1: Getting Started
A. Separate tubing
B. Slide HITCH on to one side of tubing. Slide
tubing back together.
C. Open Knobs and remove Tube Shims.
STEP 2: Securing Adaptor to Your
Wheelchair
A. Clip Tube Shim onto horizontal tubing. Tube
Shims are not required on 1-18”tubing. If you
have 7/8” tubing contact us about custom tube
shims.
B. Slide Adaptor tubing to width of wheelchair
and close clamps over tube shims on
wheelchair horizontal tubing.
C. Secure clamps by rotating knob into slot and
tightening.
D. Move hitch so it is perfectly centered between
horizontal tubing.
Hitch
®
Tubing
A
D
C
B
Knob
Tube
Shim
Horizontal
Tubing

STEP 3: Attaching FreeWheel
A. Slide flat shim from ADAPTOR box into
FreeWheel brick.
B. Insert shortest Rear End from FreeWheel
kit and screw into brick. Do not tighten but
leave small gap between shim and Rear
End.
C. Raise wheelchair front casters approxi-
mately 1/4”.
D. Clamp FreeWheel on to Hitch with Free-
Wheel in Tail Dragger position. Tire
should be firmly touching ground.
STEP 4: Final Adjustments
A. Start by SLIGHTLY tightening all 4 of the
screws on the clamp. It is important to not
completely tighten each screw, but to
slowly tighten all 4, a little at a time.
B. Keep tightening until all for screws are
very secure. (20 ft-lbs torque).
C. Sit in chair and rotate tire under the
FreeWheel frame.
D. If front casters do not lift off ground,
complete angle adjustment as shown on
Page 7 of FreeWheel Set-Up Guide.
E. If your toes hit the wheel, loosen clamps
and move ADAPTOR forward on the
horizontal bars.
Please refer to the FreeWheel Set-Up guide to
Fine tune any adjustments.
Clamp
Tail
Dragger
Frame
Flat Shim
Raise 1/4”
Hitch
Short
Rear End
Brick
Move forward if needed
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PNT, LLC does not accept any liability or responsibility for any type of injury or damage to an individual or property, resulting from the use of the FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment and
ADAPTOR for Folding Wheelchair, that is considered in excess of normal use including, but not limited to use with any electric assist product, speeds in excess of what an individual can
normally push on a flat surface when an individual in the wheelchair weighs in excess of 280 lbs. (250 lbs. with ADAPTOR).