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How do I tighten or loosen the wheels on my quad skates?
Last Updated: 08/19/2011
*Flip the first skate over, wheel side up. Locate the two external tension nuts at both of the wheel axles.
*Attach the correct socket wrench (usually 11/16 inch) to the ratchet body of your wrench.
*Fit the wrench on to the bolt and move the handle right and then left, until the nut reaches the appropriate tightness.
*Feel the nut with your fingers to test the tightness. Loosen or tighten as needed. A medium tightness is recommended.
*Repeat on the final three nuts.
*Put on your skates and have fun!
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