Rear wheel removal

[Triker229]

New to the trike,how does the cover on the rear wheel come off to get at the lugs seems too thin to pry off don't want to break anything lehman monarch ll 2001

 

[Lee H. Mann]

New to the trike,how does the cover on the rear wheel come off to get at the lugs seems too thin to pry off don't want to break anything lehman monarch ll 2001

Tony, This is a second request for a picture.:Shrug:

https://www.triketalk.com/forum/threads/57722-Lehman-trike

 

[Triker229]

New to the trike,how does the cover on the rear wheel come off to get at the lugs seems too thin to pry off don't want to break anything lehman monarch ll 2001

no visible screws still trying to post a pic

 

[CrystalPistol]

no visible screws still trying to post a pic

Save the pic to a pc, resize it using paint to 600-800 pixels wide, then when posting here, use site's photo up loader, browse the files, select the picture on your pc, upload.

You said a 2001 Monarch II? No screws. Do they look a little like either of these? As I recall, small notch directly in line with tire valve for flat screwdriver.

 

[Lee H. Mann]

no visible screws still trying to post a pic

The Monarch I trikes used an ASA JS1 wheel.

Had a large aluminum nut holding a plastic dish.

The nut removes and should not be over-tightened.

 

[CrystalPistol]

That's the wheel I was thinking of, I never looked close at one, did not know about big nut, but I saw it was ASA too.

 

[Triker229]

thanks Lee that is the wheel so I guess it just screws off counter clockwise?

 

[Lee H. Mann]

thanks Lee that is the wheel so I guess it just screws off counter clockwise?

:Agree: