Installing a Polaris 180 Pool Cleaner Front Wheel

"ALLYN CHRISTOPHER: All right. It's time to put the other wheel on, the front wheel. This way, we're pretty much going to repeat the procedure. Make sure that I'm going to dry-fit it here, yup. You can see I'm making the bearing shield fit. Again, if I go the other way, whoop! No, it doesn't fit. So it's important to use the one that fits if you got the choice, and you do. So, we're using the original piece and a brand new brass lock washer on here. Slip it right in. Yeah. Okay. So, we're going to go ahead and put this back in the dry-fitting stage there. Okay. And then, now this is interesting, it does have the hex nuts in there but they've stayed. We are--we're using the old ones so those haven't knocked out during the disassembly process so, yeah. Why deal with the--why mess with a good thing? So here we go. And setting this in place right there, shutting this there, so tricky, no, yeah, right. That's beautiful, all right. Now, I'm going to get these started with the handheld, or the standard Phillips screwdriver, all right? And give this one a bite. And I am putting my fingers right here underneath it to keep it 'cause as soon as that is pressured, then, it'll pop out, and you'll be chasing it around the shop. Okay. And to get these, I am just basically loosely fitting because we're going to have to balance these to the turbine but we'll do that later. And there you go, two or three of the four wheels."