I tried on my flippers and there seems to be an insert of some kind. I can fully pull it. Do I use the insert or was it for shipping purpose?
381132
I think that is just for shipping to keep the shape. If you look very closely on the tab it tells you to remove, it is very hard to see.
381133
Oh yeah, you have to pull that out. Flippers feel much better once you get rid of the insert.
888714
Is the rifle new? The reason I ask that is because if someone else owned it they might have put in a longer trigger adjustment screw and if you turn that to far clockwise it will cause the rifle not to cock because it will not let the sear make contact with the trigger. Just for the heck of it screw the trigger adjusting screw out counter clockwise. remember how man turns you made so if that is not it you can put it back like it was. Dutch
1573567
The one that came with my insert is .100" , I have not used it yet so not sure if I need it. I agree with the first response to your question, that is the way I do it if I build my own.
1228243
I don't see any reason to do that at all. If you are looking to buy a great board, get this one. I am on mine in the bay and have loved it.
115331
The handle is not permanently attached because it's a tiny bit loose. But putting in another handle would, to me, be a major engineering project (I'm not very handy with tools). The original handle appears to have been inserted into the metal sleeve attached to the "paddle" and then something punched three "dents" into the sleeve on the top and bottom and where the "dents" went into the wooden handle is what holds it on. There are no screws. If you drilled holes in the sleeve where the "dents" are the handle would probably come out and you could put screws into the holes to hold the longer handle on. I wouldn't attempt this myself but I can see how it could be done. However, I wonder if it would be worth the effort. Plus you might have to size a new handle to fit into the sleeve. Sorry this isn't too clear.
1465635
no, but, it really doesn't need one. this knife is pretty hard to deploy with ought the flipper, so accidental open is almost impossible. ive never heard of it happening. nor has it happened against me. no worries about it.
971406
AR_Kayaker, Not anymore. I called Polar and they no longer make the SmartFabric straps. This is the "new" softstrap, and the contacts are now a rubbery deal. Less static buildup, but the chest strap is a much cheaper, more slippery material. That, and the hook cover is pretty minimal; been rowing on a Concept2 daily since November 24, and I've worn a hole on either side of my ribcage from the tag that supposed to protect you from the metal hook end. It's nowhere near the quality of the Wearlink that was pictured here, but this is what they're making now. I'm adding some First Aid tape, and rowing on. AR_Kayaker, Not anymore. I called Polar and they no longer make the SmartFabric straps. This is the "new" softstrap, and the contacts are now a rubbery deal. Less static buildup, but the chest strap is a much cheaper, more slippery material. That, and the hook cover is pretty minimal; been rowing on a Concept2 daily since November 24, and I've worn a hole on either side of my ribcage from the tag that supposed to protect you from the metal hook end. It's nowhere near the quality of the Wearlink that was pictured here, but this is what they're making now. I'm adding some First Aid... » Read More AR_Kayaker, Not anymore. I called Polar and they no longer make the SmartFabric straps. This is the "new" softstrap, and the contacts are now a rubbery deal. Less static buildup, but the chest strap is a much cheaper, more slippery material. That, and the hook cover is pretty minimal; been rowing on a Concept2 daily since November 24, and I've worn a hole on either side of my ribcage from the tag that supposed to protect you from the metal hook end. It's nowhere near the quality of the Wearlink that was pictured here, but this is what they're making now. I'm adding some First Aid tape, and rowing on. « Show Less
796307
Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
717626
Please call them, customer service is excellent. I have had items that I just didn't like the feel of or some other minor thing. I spoke to a live person,paid nothing for return shipping and my new item came quickly- go to www.LTSPECPRO.com get the ph#- let them know what happened and you will have your item immediately, and probably another free item or you will pay nothing for the original item to boot, just ask. This is all from firsthand experience on the 3 returns I have made in the past 14 years. Talk to Anthony. I ordered a Trench hawk for my child who was soon being deployed to the Middle East, we got to taking and I mentioned that my Norse Hawk had been stolen and what a great hawk it was and I hoped that I got the Trench Hawk before my child shipped out - long story short, I was charged 4.99 thereabouts for cheap shipping ( I am on a fixed income) I got BOTH hawks AND a GI Tanto with a best wishes note for my kid all in 2 days. Give 'em a call.
852722
Hi, I have the same problem as I lost somehow the bigger fin out of the 3 fins of this SUP. Do you already have extra fins to order by now ? Thanks.
985732
at ebay are some guys who do this legally. try with them i have imported several of these and i haven't had any problem.
413261
You can zip tie it to the rack,I've done that before but you're gonna have to cut them off at the end of the day of course. You can hit your local Ocean State or something similar to get them and buy yourself a cheap set of side cutters to cut them off...You can buy 500 for a couple of bucks and if the Piece of Fit thief wants it he'll have to work a little harder to get it
336904
It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product.See more info here: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
516882
I actually just used the last one I ordered yesterday and I discovered the same issue. The previous one I had from a few years ago did screw on (the tip), but this newer one does not. Looks identical. So far for me I cannot see it being a big deal, but I do hope they change it back so the tip will screw on for a more secure fit.
1026035
I would just keep the ones that come with it. I actually bought a different type to try out (the O style ring that doesn't clamp around your oar). Stupid in hindsight but they dinged up the aluminum real quick and the aluminum of the oar causes them to slide too much. You would need to find some type of sleeve to put on to keep them from sliding if you went that route (I'm assuming the other responder below was smarter than me and went that route). Using the ones included work fine and get the job done.
789042
You might talk to your local dealer if possible, or try googling "sewing machine insert." I did and there was quite a number of hits. I really like my lift. I use it with my serger and don't have an insert, although it would be helpful if I got one. I may have to check it out.
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I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may... » Read More I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. « Show Less