Paul, if you're having trouble with the Cimex wheels and can't see how they come off, try this.
At the end of the axle is a chrome hubcap.
This is spring loaded on the inside, ie; inside the cap is a circlip type spring, this holds the cap on, which in turn stops the wheels falling off.
Two long screwdrivers and a small hammer.
Tap one screwdriver down on one side of the axle under the cap.
Do the same on the opposite side.
Once you have both screwdrivers getting a decent length under the cap, place Cimex head on the ground and put a couple of bricks, blocks of wood, whatever, under the axle to get the wheels off of the ground.
Keep working one after the other until the cap starts moving back off the axle.
It's simply a matter of lever & fulcrum type movement.
Put on a larger set of pneumatic wheels, the difference is nothing short of amazing.
Hope this helps.
Ooroo,
Shorty.
I've seen the light, and changed my wicked ways.
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