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1) loosen both fastening screws so that the ski attachment no longer engages on the ski
and can be moved freely.
2) Measure the width of the front wheels. (example: Wheel width 31.5 mm)
3) Round the measured value to the nearest whole millimeter. (example: Wheel width 32 mm)
4) Adjust the ski attachment to the ski in such a way that the rounded value is approximate-
ly the same as the outside scale. orient yourself by the triangles of the scale that are in-
creasing in size and according to Fig. 6.
5) Make sure the ski is mounted straight. Use the same setting on both outside scales.
6) proceed in the same way when setting the try square. orient yourself by the two inside
scales on the ski carrier.
7) Tighten up the screws.
Example: Wheel width 32 mm
35mm
32,5mm
30mm
Example: Wheel width 32 mm
Adjustments can easily be made between the try square and ski attachment (no grid)
8) Check your setting by inserting the steering wheel between the try square and spring
plate and pulling the clamping lever 90° upward. The Wheelblade must now sit fi rmly on
the steering wheel. if it can be pulled off of the steering wheel with very little exertion,
loosen the fastening screws a bit so that only the try square can be moved. Move the try
square a few millimeters toward the inside and reattach the fastening screws. Repeat item
8 until the Wheelblade is sitting fi rmly on the steering wheel.
9) Repeat items 1 through 8 to adjust the second Wheelblade.
danger/risK!
Fall! The Wheelblade may fall off during use if confi gured incorrectly or if the
screws are loose.
➞ Confi gure correctly
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intermediate settings (grids) are also possi-
ble between the ski attachment and the ski.
Fig. 7: Setting the outside scale
35mm
if wheel widths are more than 50 mm, the
32,5mm
steering wheel no longer sits symmetrically
30mm
on the Wheelblade.
Fig. 8: Setting of inside scale