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1 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM

2 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY OVERVIEW Components / Parts Tools and Materials Dismounting the Multi-Piece Rim Rim Maintenance Mounting the Multi-Piece Rim

3 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY LEARNING OBJECTIVES There are no Learning Objectives Associated with this Period of Instruction

4 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY METHOD AND MEDIA Informal Lecture Method Power Point Student Handout Technical Instruction – TI OI

5 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS Complete IRF’s following the POI

6 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY EVALUATION There is no Evaluation Over this Period of Instruction.

7 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY SAFETY IF AT ANYTIME THERE IS A FIRE MAKE YOUR WAY OUT THE BACK DOOR AND GET IN FORMATION BY THE OAK TREES FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND FURTHER WORD TO BE PASSED. IF WE SHOULD HAVE INCLEMENT WEATHER STAY IN THE CLASSROOM AND WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS.

8 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY QUESTIONS?

9 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS

10 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 1.Rim 2.Air Valve 3.Tire 4.Split Rim 5.O-Ring 6.Snap Ring

11 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 1.Rim

12 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 2. Air Valve

13 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 3. Tire

14 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 4. Split Rim

15 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 5. O-Ring

16 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPONENTS / PARTS 6. Snap Ring

17 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY QUESTIONS? How Many Components / Parts Make up the Multi-Piece Rim? Six. They are the Rim, Air Valve, Tire, Split Rim, O-Ring and Snap Ring.

18 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Tire Spoon(s) Tire Iron Sledge Hammer Air Compressor Tire Cage (10ft Stand Off) Repair Kit

19 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Tire Spoon(s)

20 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Tire Iron

21 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Sledge Hammer

22 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Air Compressor

23 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Tire cage

24 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY TOOLS / MATERIALS Repair Kit

25 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY QUESTIONS? Name common tools used when performing maintenance on a multi-piece rim? Tire Spoon, Tire Iron, Sledge Hammer, Air Compressor, Air Hose, Tire Cage and Repair Kit.

26 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY BREAK

27 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM DEMOUNTING RIM MAINTENANCE MOUNTING

28 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM DEMOUNTING

29 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 1 Remove cap (3) Valve core (2) Valve stem (1)

30 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 2 Loosen outer tire bead from ring flange (1) by inserting a curved bead breaker tire iron (3) between tire bead and side ring flange.

31 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 3 Work progressively around rim (2), rotating curved bead breaker tire iron (3) down until outer tire bead is free of ring flange (1).

32 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 4 Force side ring flange (1) down enough to clear lock ring (7).

33 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 5 Insert lock ring tire iron (5) into prying notch (6) and work lock ring (7) partly out of gutter rim (2).

34 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 6 Insert curved flat tire iron (4) between lock ring (7) and rim (2).

35 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 7 Work both curved flat tire iron (4) and lock ring tire iron (5) progressively around rim (2), removing lock ring (7).

36 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 8 With lock ring (7) removed, force side ring flange (1) down and remove the O-ring.

37 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 9 Slide ring flange (1) straight up and off the rim (2).

38 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 10 Turn tire and rim (2) over and loosen the inner tire bead from inner rim flange (8) by inserting a curved bead breaker tire iron (3).

39 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 11 Work progressively around rim (2), rotating curved bead breaker tire iron (3) down until tire bead is completely free of the rim.

40 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY QUESTIONS?

41 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM BREAK

42 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM RIM MAINTENANCE

43 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY RIM MAINTENANCE Inspect the rim, lock ring and flanges for damage and/or abnormal wear.

44 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY RIM MAINTENANCE Inspect the rim components for cracks, slits and tears.

45 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY RIM MAINTENANCE Remove any rust, oil, and tire and rim lubricant residue from rim.

46 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY MULTI-PIECE RIM MOUNTING

47 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 1 Place rim (2) flat on floor, lubricate beads on tire with tire and rim lubricant and place tire completely on rim.

48 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 2 Slide side ring flange (1) down onto rim (2) and under the bead of the tire.

49 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 3 Force side ring flange (1) down past gutter of rim (2) and install the O- ring in groove of the rim.

50 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 4 Holding side ring flange (1) down past the gutter of rim (2) place the end of the lock ring (7) without prying notch into gutter.

51 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 5 Working around the rim (2) work lock ring (7) over the edge of the rim with lock ring tire iron (5) and step on lock ring forcing it into the gutter of the rim.

52 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 6 Ensure the O-ring is properly installed and guide the side ring flange (1) up over the O-ring and into the lock ring (7).

53 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 7 Inspect all rim components to ensure that they are properly seated. Place the rim and tire assembly in a tire cage.

54 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 8 Using a pneumatic tire hose with an in- line inflator gage, inflate the tire to 40 psi maximum to seat both tire beads.

55 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 8 Both tire beads should seat before reaching 40 psi. If the tire beads fail to seat, deflate the tire, determine the cause and take corrective action. If needed add additional tire and rim lubricant and repeat.

56 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 9 Visually inspect all rim components to ensure that they are properly seated and allow the tire to deflate.

57 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 10 Install the valve core (2) into valve stem (1).

58 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 11 Inflate the tire to the normal operating pressure (see applicable Equipment TM for proper psi). Visually inspect all rim components to ensure they are seated.

59 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 12 Install the valve cap (3) onto the valve stem (1) finger tight.

60 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY STEP 13 Remove the rim and tire assembly from the tire cage.

61 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY QUESTIONS? When performing rim maintenance what are you checking for when inspecting the rim components? You are inspecting the rim components for cracks, slits, and tears.

62 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY SUMMARY Components / parts Tools and Materials Dismounting the Multi-Piece Rim Rim Maintenance Mounting the Multi-Piece Rim Slide 62

63 ENGINEER EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION COMPANY BREAK 10min break Slide 63