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Rockmonster Manual ROCKMONSTER MANUAL Current Revision: A Revision Date: 6/24/11 Reviewed By: PKH Approved By: JPK Issued By: JMW Original Issue Date: 6/24/11 Safety Notes Notice concerning tire selection for Hutchinson wheels and beadlocks Hutchinson does NOT select or recommend specific tires. The selection of the internal WARNING: Dirt or corrosion can prevent wheel components from seating properly or beadlock in Hutchinson wheels, is based in part on the bead thickness of customer’s tire. It is cause a bead hang‐up (tire bead not seated properly). Assembling such components can the customer’s responsibility to assure that the tire selected is appropriate for the ldlead to explilosive separation, resulting in serious ijinjury or dthdeath. application and rim size. WARNING: Failure to properly match tire and wheel sizes may result in serious injury or Please contact your tire dealer to determine the proper tire and rim application. death. Mounting a smaller diameter tire on a larger diameter wheel (for example, mounting a 16” tire on a 16.5” wheel) can cause bead failure during mounting or when inflating the tire. Failure to comply with this warning may lead to tire rupture during inflation/ in‐service WARNING: Deflate tire before loosening assembly nuts. Disassembly of an inflated wheel on a vehicle and the resulting tire blowout may cause flying debris or complete loss of may cause serious injury or death. control of a moving vehicle. The diameter shown on the tire must match the stamped wheel diameter exactly. WARNING: Inflating a tire with a hand held air chuck is dangerous. Use an OSHA approved tire inflation safety cage. WARNING: Improperly applied or excess paint can cause unexpected wheel failure that could result in serious injury or death. Excess paint could cause wheel assembly nuts to loosen, resulting in a wheel failure and sudden loss of air pressure and complete loss of vehicle control. Assembly Preparation CAUTION: Check torque (in tightening direction only) of assembly nuts at 50‐100 miles IMPORTANT: Federal OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) regulations [80‐160 KM]. Retorque to the specified value if required. Always torque using a star pattern. require all employers to ensure that employees servicing wheels understand the safety Periodically inspect nuts in service. Hutchinson recommends every 3000 miles [5000 KM]. information contained in this manual. Do not permit your employees to service wheels unless they are thoroughly trained and completely understand all related safety information. WARNING: Serious injury or death may result from using damaged or worn parts. These parts may fail during inflation, later during handling, or while in service on the vehicle. 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 2 Wheel List of Materials / Service Parts Item No. ‐ 1 [Note 1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Description Wheel Outer Inner Inner Stud, Stud, O‐ring Valve Nut Nut Cap, Nut Cap, Hub Beadlock Tire Rim Rim Rim Long Short Long Short Cover Assy P/N WA‐0398 WO‐0398 AI‐0398 WI‐0398 80054 80052 50033 40040 80403 80162 80168 70074 BL‐0149 REF Quantity ‐ 1113121115312111 BL‐0124 or P/N WA‐0604 WO‐0604 AI‐0604 WI‐0533 ‐ 80009 50003 40023 80011 ‐ 80168 ‐ REF BL‐0129 Quantity ‐ 111‐ 16 1 1 16 ‐ 16 1 1 1 BL‐0106 or P/N WA‐0565 WO‐0565 AI‐0523 WI‐0523 80054 80129 50078 40105 80403 80185 80168 70089 REF BL‐0107 WA‐0567 WO‐0567 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 70089 “ WA‐0566 WO‐0566 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 70052 “ WA‐0594 WO‐0594 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 70092 “ Quantity ‐ 1 1 1 31511183151 1 1 BL‐0106 or P/N WA‐1174 WO‐1174 AI‐1248 WI‐1248 80054 80129 50078 40105 80403 80185 80168 70082 REF BL‐0107 WA‐1249 WO‐1249 “ “ ““ “““ ““““ WA‐1251 WO‐1251 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Quantity ‐ 1 1 1 41211164121 1 1 Note 1: Items 2,3 & 4 included in Inner Rim Assy. 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 3 Wheel List of Materials (see chart on previous page) 1 6 2 7 5 4 8 3 9 10 12 11 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 4 List of Tools Required 1. Air Impact Gun –½” Drive (Optional) 2. ¾” 6pt. Deep Impact Socket 3. 1” Deep Socket 1. Air Impact Gun –½” Drive (Optional) 4. Tyre Pliers 2. ¾” 6pt. Deep Impact Socket 5. Torque Wrench ½” Drive 3. 1” Deep Socket (Up to 100 FT‐LB) 4. Tyre Pliers 6. T‐Handle Socket Allen Wrench 5 mm 5. Torque Wrench ½” Drive (Up to 100 FT‐LB) 7. Valve Core Remover (std bore) 6. T‐Handle Socket Allen Wrench 5 mm 8. 21 oz Non‐marking Hammer 7. Valve Core Remover (std bore) 9. Tire Mounting Lubricant / Soap 8. 21 oz Non‐marking Hammer Solution 9. Tire Mounting Lubricant / Soap Solution 10. Slide Hammer Bead Breaker 10. Slide Hammer Bead Breaker 11. 30” Tire Spoon 11. 30” Tire Spoon 12. 22” Tire Spoon 12. 22” Tire Spoon Not Shown: Not Shown: Valve Stem Installation Tool Valve Stem Installation Tool Tire Pressure Gage Tire Pressure Gage Cleaning Rags Cleaning Rags 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 5 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Installation Kit / Tools Kit includes items 1 and 2 1. Thread Sealant Kit includes items 1 and 2 2. Bracket Assembly – includes bracket and barrel 1. Thread Sealant 9 screw 2. Bracket Assembly – includes bracket and barrel screw 3. TPM Sensor (REF) (Not Supplied) 3. TPM Sensor (REF) (Not Supplied) 5 Tools Tools 1 23 4. 21 oz Non‐marking Hammer 4. 21 oz Non‐marking Hammer 6 5. 11 mm Deep Socket 5. 11 mm Deep Socket 4 6. ¼” Drive Ratchet 6. ¼” Drive Ratchet 7 7. Flat Head Screwdriver 7. Flat Blade Screwdriver 8 8. Phillips Head Screwdriver 8. Phillips Head Screwdriver 9. Beadlock (REF) 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 6 Wheel / Beadlock Assembly 1 23 (If not using TPMS kit, go to step 10) Install bracket onto Beadlock (hereafter referred to as BL) using sex bolt and thread locker in through hole. 1 Open hole in BL with Phillips screwdriver, if required. 465 2,3 Insert female end of barrel screw from ID. Push firmly use hammer to insert until head is flush. 4 Apply thread sealant onto male threads of barrel screw. 5 Hand tighten with flat head screwdriver while preventing 789 opposite side from turning. 6 Apply thread sealant on TPM sensor (large thread). 7,8,9 Install TPM sensor onto bracket and position so that valve is perpendicular to axis of BL (align with circumference of BL), as shown. Assemble TPM sensor to TPMS bracket – 10 10b 11 tighten barrel nuts to manufacturers’ specs and recommended torque. 10, 11 Collapse and stu ff BL into tire, making sresure to not damage TPM sensor, if equipped. 12 Align TPM sensor with fill valve (outer rim) prior to 12a12b 12c assembling wheel (mark side wall with chalk). 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 7 Wheel/ Beadlock Assembly (continued) 13 Center BL in tire. 14, 15 Lube tire/inner rim bead seat, and insert inner rim into 1314 15 tire. Flip tire w/inner rim over and lube tire / outer rim bead seat. 16, 17, Lube tire bead seat. Clean wheel o‐ring groove. 18 Check o‐ring for debris. Stretch o‐ring to ease installation in groove.* 19 Install o‐ring into back side of outer rim **(start at 6 O’clock, work around both sides evenly until 16 17 18 approximately at 2 O’clock and 10 O’clock positions, then slide remainder into place at 12 O’clock position [don’t roll O‐ring, or it has a tendency to roll out of the groove]). Can also use knee to hold 6 O’clock position in‐place until fully seated. 20, 21 Prop the whlheel up using 24’2x4’s (till(optionally, use an inverted milk crate or empty wire spool) so wheel is 19 20 21 pushed as far as possible into the tire NOTE: Outer rim comes with pull through valve installed. To install insert stem from backside, thread‐on valve puller, and seat valve in rim. Take care not to scratch face of rim with valve puller (use cardboard to pry against). Ensure valve rib is properly seated prior to wheel assembly. * Not required for WA‐0398 wheel. ** O‐ring groove in inner rim on WA‐0398 wheel. 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 8 Wheel / Beadlock Assembly (continued) 22,23 Place outer rim face up, align spoke on outer rim with long stud (or locate long stud away from valve), and 22 23 24 insert into tire. 24 Assemble nut onto each of the protruding long studs (hand start). 25,26 Drive outer rim down evenly until all nuts bottom out, making sure the O‐ring doesn’t fall out or get pinched, until each of the remaining assembly studs is 25 26 27 compltlletely exposed. 27 NOTE: 2 PC nut hex must be aligned on both top and washer portion. 28 Assemble remaining nuts and torque all using a star pattern to 100 +/‐ 5 FT‐LB [136 +/‐ 7 NM]. Loosen and re‐torque if hex is misaligned. 28 29 Inflate tire‐wheel assembly (not shown). See tire sidewall for maximum pressure permitted. 17” wheels are rated to 60 PSI [4.1 BAR] maximum. 16” wheel (WA‐0604) is rated to 80 PSI [5.5 BAR]. 15” whlheel (WA‐0398 is rated at 35 PSI [2.4 BAR]. If hhhigher pressure is required, contact Hutchinson. Hutchinson recommends always inflating in a safety cage. 6/24/2011 MP0189 ‐ ROCKMONSTER MANUAL ‐ REV A 9 Wheel / Beadlock Assembly (continued) 30 31 32 30 Dynamically balance assembly using adhesive weights on furthest outboard flat surface on inner diameter of inner rim, and clip‐on (MC‐type) weights on inner rim flange (max.
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