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MOUNTING & DEMOUNTING SAFETY INFORMATION - Titan

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1.800.USA.BEAR www.titanstore.com <strong>Titan</strong> Tire CorporationSafety InformationMounting Tires on <strong>Titan</strong> Assemblies5-Piece Rim AssembliesThe task of servicing tires andwheels can be extremely dangerousand should be performed by trainedpersonnel only, using the correct toolsand following specific procedures. If youhave any doubt about the correct, safemethod of performing any step in the demounting,mounting, or inflating processSTOP! Seek assistance from a qualifiedperson.9. Place rim and tire in a safety cageduring tire inflation. Stand to the sideof the tire during inflation as illustrated.Inflate to approximately 3 psi and againcheck for proper engagement of all components.If assembly is correct, continueto inflate to recommended pressure.7. Start the lock ring in the lock ringgroove and push or walk it into place.Keep fingers clear of pinch points.Stand clear of potential trajectorydanger zone (see diagram pageS-5 & S-17).NOTE: It is advisable to use a clip-onchuck with an in-line pressure gaugeand enough air line hose to permit theperson inflating the tire to stand clear ofthe potential trajectory danger zone.If assembly is incorrect, STOP-DEFLATE-CORRECT THE AS-SEMBLY-AND REPEAT PROCEDURE.8. Insert drive key as required in pockets.See page S-24.Never attempt to seat rings orother components or correctcomponents alignment by hammering,welding, heating, or brazing while tire isinflated, partially inflated or deflated.Never exceed the manufacturer’srecommended inflation pressure.S-30

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