Jenex V2 AERO 150 User manual

V2 AERO 150 TIRE STATION INSTRUCTIONS 7/20
Video instructions for using the Tire Station available on our website at www.jenex.com
Included: Tire Station base with attached bearing support platform, 6mm wheel center bolt, 2 black spacers, 3/8” x 5” rear support
platform bolt, large tire iron, small tire iron
For tire lubrication, purchase some Murphy’s Oil Soap any other good tire lubricant, and a small brush.
You will also need some talcum powder.
The Tire station shown should be
mounted on a bench as close to the
edge as possible. The Tire Station
must be securely fastened to the
work bench via the 4 screw holes.
For a less permanent fixture, you can
mount the Tire Station to a plank of
wood, then clamp the plank to the
edge of a strong table or sawhorse
when in use.
REMOVAL OF THE TIRE AND TUBE
If the tire is inflated, remove the air by pressing the
valve as shown in F1.
Place the wheel on the Tire Station with
the valve stem facing down. Use the long
6 mm bolt with the black spacers to fasten
the wheel assembly to the station by hand
threading the bolt into the female
receptacle at the bottom of the Tire Station,
as shown in F2. When the tire has been
mounted on the rim for a long time, it has a
tendency to stick to the rim. To make it
easier to remove the tire with the tire irons
we first want to loosen the tire from the rim.
Mix some water and Murphy’s Oil Soap, or other tire lubricant.
Lift the bearing support platform and insert the 3/8” x 5 bolt into
the slots behind the support platform, so the bearing support
platform stays vertical. See F3. With the bearing pushing the
tire away from the rim, rotate the wheel 360 degrees. As you
rotate, brush the lubricant on the tire as shown in F3. For best
penetration, brush the lubricant onto the tire close to the
bearing as you rotate the tire. Next, remove the wheel and flip
the wheel so the valve stem is facing up, and repeat the
procedure.Pull the support plate forward slightly to release
the pressure on the back bolt and remove the 3/8 x 5 bolt
from the slots. Let the support plate lay flat on the table.
F1
F2
F3
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Insert the small tire iron between the rim and tire, approximately 3 inches
from the valve stem. The rim has a stop surface for the bead of the tire.
Make sure the tire iron goes past the bead stop surface into the
deeper portion of the rim. Push the tire iron from the vertical position into
the horizontal position, as shown in F4, locally lifting the tire bead from the
rim. With one hand, hold the small tire iron down as and insert the large tire
iron about 2 inches from the small tire iron, as shown in F5. Make sure
the tire iron goes past the bead stop surface. Push the tire iron down
as shown in F6, lifting the tire off the bead.
Use your left hand, as shown in F7, to pull the tire up and reinsert the large
tire iron about 2 inches away from the previous location and pry the tire
open again. The bead on one side of the tire will now release and come off
the rim. (You might have to reinsert the large tire iron again, some 2 inches
from the previous location, to fully release the tire. When releasing the bead
from the rim, do not move the tire iron too far from the previous release
location or you could damage the tire or bend the tire iron.)
Now that the tire bead has been removed from one side of the rim it is very
easy to remove the other tire bead. Rotate the tire so the valve stem is away
from the edge of the work bench and insert the large tire iron between the tire
and the rim as shown in F7, and with the tire iron fully inserted, so the 90-degree
flange is up against the tire, push the tire iron up making sure the front of the
tire iron is between the spokes and pry the tire off the rim as shown in F7.
Remove the tire from the rim as shown in F8.
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172 South Street Milford, NH 03055
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8

INSTALLING THE TUBE AND TIRE
Lightly inflate the tube and lubricate with talcum powder as shown in F9. Insert the tube into the tire as shown in F10. Next lubricate the tire beads
with the tire lubricant. Place the tire-tube assembly over the rim and insert the valve stem through the hole in the rim, as shown in F11.
Push one side of the tire over the rim, about 2 inches away from the valve stem as shown in F12. While pulling
the tire towards you, lift the bearing support platform (F13), pressing the bead of the tire beyond the edge of
the rim. While pulling the bearing support platform (F14), place the 3/8 bolt into the slots, as shown in F15 and
F16, so that the bearing platform assembly is firmly pressed against the tire. Next, loosen the center 6mm bolt
slightly so the tire will rotate easier. With firm hands, pushing hard against the tire rim, rotate the tire as shown
in F16 and F17 until the tire is seated on the rim. Remove the bolt assembly and wheel from the Tire Station.
Next, pull gently on the valve stem to make sure it is properly seated and inflate the tire. Inflate to 93-95 psi
as you will lose air when removing the nozzle, and tube should be at 90 psi when skiing.
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F10
F11
F12
F13
F14
F15
F16
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F17