I use a Top End Crossfire T6 chair. Had a flat tire a day ago and could not get the wheel off. Took it to the bike shop and they failed to get the wheel off but changed the tube with wheel still on. Brought chair home and called Top End where a rep was quite helpful. He suggested loosening large nut against camber bar saying this might loosen the axle a little - no luck. I have the chair laying on it's side in garage. I depressed axle button and squeezed in a large amount of penetrating oil hoping it would run down the axle, I also oiled right by the camber bar. No luck so far. I also used the butt of a screwdriver to rap forcefully depressing quick release button repeatedly, also tried gently prying between wheel hub and camber bar while depressing quick release button. Any Ideas??
I use a van so I don't take wheels off much. I don't think I had them off all winter. I shovel snow and salt driveway. The other wheel comes off easily and is well lubricated. I can use chair like this but would not be able to disassemble if I needed to get in a car. I am going to upgrade my backup T6 to post position if this problem can't be solved.
Any ideas appreciated
I use a van so I don't take wheels off much. I don't think I had them off all winter. I shovel snow and salt driveway. The other wheel comes off easily and is well lubricated. I can use chair like this but would not be able to disassemble if I needed to get in a car. I am going to upgrade my backup T6 to post position if this problem can't be solved.
Any ideas appreciated
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