how to assemble green brackets from steering wheel to back wheels
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Go on youtube and look up...assembling Huffy green machine....great videos to help you! Once this is assembled ...if you have anything break, call Huffy...their customer service is great!
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Sorry, it's been too long since I assembled it to remember. I do, however, remember assembling the bike twice and thinking, how would someone who is not extrememly careful ever assemble this bike without breaking something? I would take S. White advice and check out the YouTube.
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there is an allen wrench (L shaped tool)included for this. with the steering column folded down align the arrows and use the allen wrench to tighten the allen nut in the center of the base of the steering column
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For a change, this can be assembled from the picture. You connect the 2 pre-assembled trays, add the two back braces, add the 4 diagonal braces, the axle and wheels. Everything is pre-drilled and easy to do. I think it took me about 15 minutes.
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You can find the instructions here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/592000_assembly.pdf
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Putting the wheel together and getting the rubber on the wheel is the most difficult part of the assembly. Strength is needed to stretch the rubber. Otherwise assembly is straightforward.
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You need a socket wrench with about a 4 inch extension. You remove the nut from the bolt that holds the back wheel on, slide the peg on the bolt, and use the socket wrench to tighten the nut back onto the bolt. Takes about 5 mins.
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I tried but the steering wheel was too long and the hook wouldn't catch. I never used it. I found a looking system at Home Depot
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The is some assembly required. you have to install the drive wheels, the front wheels, the steering assembly, the front bumper and the two wings on the back. you will need a pair of pliers (needlenose preferable), a Phillips and a flathead screwdriver. It took me about 45 minutes. Also you need 2 AA batteries for the steering wheel which I was unaware of at the time.
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This is the method I used and it worked perfectly ..http://www.iboats.com/basics/measure_steering_cables.html
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You have to take the front wheel off and attach the bracket as well ad the bracket for the rear wheel.
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Line up where you want the seams after heating it up with a hair dryer for a couple of minutes to make it supple. Then, start from the top and work your way down equally on each side. It will slip into place and you won't have to go back to correct the placement. If it won't fit when you get to the bottom, your steering wheel is too large. I wouldn't force it as you'll rip a seam. Otherwise, it's a very simple operation that takes maybe 5 minutes tops...
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It was a bit confusing. Mine didn't have any actual directions either, just a piece of paper with pictures of how to do it. I had to look at the photo and go off that. First start off by making a squared "U", that will be the sides and back. Then add on the bottom and next two shelves, I believe it was a matter of sliding the little legs over the bar. Then the bars that actually separate the can rows should be added last, by sliding the curved end over the back side of one of the poles. I didn't need any tools. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Remove to wing nuts and tilt it off the bracket above. The brackets stay in place for simple re-installation.
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Orelly and Autozone auto part store have adapters for that steering wheel. Just tell them the year, make, and model of the car. I see that it is a caddy. They will give you an adapter for GM cars.
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Put the top together first. Tie up the two top brackets with bungee cord to keep in place. Four poles from the brackets to four corner pieces. Poles in bottom of brackets to ground holders. Short pole with long pole tie it up
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I did not have instructions. I just took the old wheels off remembering how the pieces went back together. When you do the two back wheels you will have the other one to refer to.
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Here is the link to the manufacturer's website: http://www.gorancho.com/index.php. Without knowing what you're trying to accomplish, or your specific vehicle information, it is hard to answer that question. I would enter your specific vehicle information into the manufacturer's website, and then see what they suggest for what you're trying to accomplish. Thank you for the inquiry and hope this helps.