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- The tyre Is then
removed in the usual sequence as shown in Figs. 3 and 4. By way of assistance
the tyre levers can be struck with a hammer (first bead Fig. 3) or the beading
itself struck (second bead, Fig. 4) (complete removal of the tyre is
necessary only when It Is to be changed). |
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- Insert tube, push
valve through the valve hole and pump up tube slightly. |
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E - Battery
The
battery acid must be kept at the correct level, particularly in tropical
climates. When fluid is lost due to evaporation only distilled motor may be
used to top up. The battery must however, be checked at least once a week. In
view of the fact that high temperatures promote self-discharging of the
battery, a fairly low specific acid gravity should be chosen for tropical
regions. In order to attain this specific gravity a certain amount of acid
should be removed from a well-charged battery and replaced by the same amount
of distilled water until a specific gravity of 27 deg. Bé is reached;
this corresponds to a specific weight of 1.23.
