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there is a metal bar attached to a 2 way cable near the rear axle...It should be above and to the side of the middle exhaust box on the long wheel base model. undo the locking nuts on either side of a long nut in the middle of that bar. Turn it clockwise to tighten it. the rear locking nut is a left hand thread.
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