Changing the wheel on a Reliant Robin?
Changing the wheel on a Reliant Robin?
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JoPo1

Original Poster:

386 posts

178 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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How the hell is it done?
Is it bolted on the same as a normal wheel or what is it?
How is it jacked up? Front? Side? Middle?

There's one that's near me and I want the front wheel off it so wondered how it's done before I go fumbling during the night.

Cheers lads!

rb5er

11,657 posts

193 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Tealeafing?

Jem0911

4,415 posts

222 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Roll it on to a matress.

payner2008

269 posts

206 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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JoPo1 said:
How the hell is it done?
Is it bolted on the same as a normal wheel or what is it?
How is it jacked up? Front? Side? Middle?

There's one that's near me and I want the front wheel off it so wondered how it's done before I go fumbling during the night.

Cheers lads!
You could just try and buy one from somewhere, rather than going out at night and presumably stealing it?

JoPo1

Original Poster:

386 posts

178 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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payner2008 said:
You could just try and buy one from somewhere, rather than going out at night and presumably stealing it?
Yeah... That's an option but why buy when I can steal?




I'm not actually looking to steal a wheel so calm down Mrs.





Steffan

10,362 posts

249 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Why would you want to know how to do this.

Are you really sure you want to know?

Jw Vw

4,898 posts

184 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Jem0911 said:
Roll it on to a matress.
laugh

payner2008

269 posts

206 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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JoPo1 said:
Yeah... That's an option but why buy when I can steal?




I'm not actually looking to steal a wheel so calm down Mrs.
Calm down? I made a presumption from the way your post was written.

JoPo1

Original Poster:

386 posts

178 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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payner2008 said:
Calm down? I made a presumption from the way your post was written.
Well don't presume then.

The way it was written? If someone asks how to steal a Reliant Robins front wheel, Does that sound serious?

Come on, You don't come across as an idiot.

rb5er

11,657 posts

193 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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JoPo1 said:
Come on, You don't come across as an idiot.
But you are starting to.

snuffle

1,587 posts

203 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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I presume you mean the front wheel, if so then it is secured to the car by 4 hexagonal fasteners.



snuffle

1,587 posts

203 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Also Reliant robins can only be safely jacked from the rear , 180 degrees should be enough

VR6 Turbo

2,682 posts

175 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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robin reliant's only get flat tyres outside pub's.

VR

Raize

1,476 posts

200 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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JoPo1 said:
Come on, You don't come across as an idiot.
A pity the same can't be said for you.

Nedz

2,439 posts

195 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Get a couple of your mates to pick it up while you do it!

Leptons

5,479 posts

197 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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VR6 Turbo said:
robin reliant's only get flat tyres outside pub's.

VR
It's fking Reliant Robin you turd! banghead

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

204 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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The base of the front hub is strong enough to support the weight of the car. Get under the car with the handbrake on or get someone to put pressure on the brake pedal while the car is up in the air so you can losen the wheel nuts and it's the same as changing any other wheel.

juleswba

81 posts

176 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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have you got any spare cricket teams near you.



if you have its easy.

billzeebub

3,888 posts

220 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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you get Boycie and Trigger to hold the front end up and send Rodders inder with a socket set..

snotrag

15,446 posts

232 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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Liquid Knight said:
the front hub is strong enough to support the weight of the car.
hehe You'd hope so, wouldn't you!?