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100 ADJUSTMENTS If the tires are not removed and the car is stored in a light place, it will be well to cover the tires to protect them from the strong light, which has a deteriorating effect on rubber. The greatest injury that can be done to tires on a car stored for the winter is to allow the weight of the car to rest on the tires. The car should be blocked up, so that no weight is borne by the tires, and the tires should then be deflated partially. This will relieve the tires of all strain, so that in the spring they should be practically no worse for the winter's storage. TIRE HOLDER The tire holder is designed to carry two standard size tires inflated on rims. To remove the tire with rim, remove the lock and then unscrew the clamp as far as it will go. Move the bottom of the tire back until it is entirely free from the holder. The tire then may be removed by slightly lifting it straight up. To put a tire on the holder proceed in the reverse manner. Care should be used not to allow the inner tire to strike the body of the car when removing or replacing it. SPRINGS As a matter of life insurance for the springs, it is well to tighten all clip nuts at the end of the first 1,000 miles of travel and at the end of every 2,000 miles of travel thereafter. SPRING LUBRICATION When springs are not lubricated, water works its way in between the leaves and causes them to rust, often to such an extent that they become almost like solid pieces. This causes them to lose much of their spring action. It is recommended that the springs be lubricated once every 500 to 1,000 miles by painting the edges and ends of the spring leaves with cylinder oil. A small, stiff brush should be used. After applying the oil to the springs, the car should not be washed until it has been driven some distance to allow the lubricant to work in between the leaves. It is also a good plan, about once a year, to have all the springs taken apart, the surfaces thoroughly cleaned and coated with a thick mixture of oil and graphite. TO ADJUST GABRIEL SNUBBERS The snubbers should be readjusted after the first five hundred to eight hundred miles of travel. Further adjustment should not soon be necessary. When the snubbers are adjusted there should be no passengers in the car, the radiator and gasoline tank should be full, the top up and there should be two spare tires in the tire holder. If no spare tires are carried it is best to have a light weight person sit in the middle of the rear seat during the adjustment. To adjust the snubbers, pull the belt out of the housing as far as possible. Then allow two inches of the belt to return into the housing and insert a wedge between the belt and the housing to prevent more of the belt from being drawn in. Remove the clamp on the belt at the axle and adjust the length of the belt so that all slack is taken out between the snubber housing and the axle. Replace the clamp, cut off the surplus belt and remove the wedge.
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