How to assemble the tines correctly?
827547
I followed the instructions and had no problems. Don't forget, the cutting edge of the tines are to be mounted towards the ground so that they strike the ground when the rotor is started.
827548
I just followed the directions in the book. The photo is not too good and at first I had the tins facing the wrong way but after realizing it I simply reversed them. All was fine
827549
Be careful to Disconnect Power before working on this GreenWorks Machine. Make sure the Tines have the cutting edge pointed down when the machine moves forward. The tines lock together on each side when assembled correctly. Don't forget to place the fiber washer between the tines on each side. The washers should be soaked with oil to prevent rust and corrosion. The safety pins that keep the tines on the Axel should be very tight so they don't fall out as the machine is being used. Squeeze the safety pins with large pliers to make them tighter before mounting them. Thats it Regards, Clem
2162428
It took me so many tears and much anger to figure out. Each wheel must be pushed up into the five arms. Each wheel should have a small stick on top that can fit into each of the five legs' holes with some force.At least that's how I did it. The instructions were nonsensical. Good luck
1714436
Hold the bottom piece sideways so you can balance the screw on the allen wrench and insert it up through the holes. There are six total screws you have to do this with.
1515816
Susanne if I remember right they just have to be firmly pulled straight out past the pieces that act as stops so they won't pull out once you have it assembled. It takes quite a bit of pulling pressure so don't be afraid to tug on them.
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It's really easy if you assemble those parts with patience and carefulness. It's preferable to fix all the bar-shaped parts to one of the circle-shaped tenons firstly, then turn the half-composed shield upside down gently cuz the bar-shaped parts may drop down. Fix the rest bar-shaped parts into the other circle-shaped tenon. Then the shield is completed. It only takes me less than 10 minutes to complete this shield. With patience and carefulness, you can assemble it well too. Just be careful that don't let your pets(especially cats) or kids play the bar-shaped parts, it's quite fragile. It's really easy if you assemble those parts with patience and carefulness. It's preferable to fix all the bar-shaped parts to one of the circle-shaped tenons firstly, then turn the half-composed shield upside down gently cuz the bar-shaped parts may drop down. Fix the rest bar-shaped parts into the other circle-shaped tenon. Then the shield is completed. It only takes me less than 10 minutes to complete this shield. With patience and carefulness, you can assemble it well too. Just be careful that don't let your pets(especially cats) or kids play the bar-shaped parts, it's quite... » Read More It's really easy if you assemble those parts with patience and carefulness. It's preferable to fix all the bar-shaped parts to one of the circle-shaped tenons firstly, then turn the half-composed shield upside down gently cuz the bar-shaped parts may drop down. Fix the rest bar-shaped parts into the other circle-shaped tenon. Then the shield is completed. It only takes me less than 10 minutes to complete this shield. With patience and carefulness, you can assemble it well too. Just be careful that don't let your pets(especially cats) or kids play the bar-shaped parts, it's quite fragile. « Show Less
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The pieces come as a flat piece of thin wood. Each piece needs to be popped out and assembled. The easiest and quickest way to assemble them I have found is with hot glue.
1441501
Do you mean the nylon nut at the bottom where the two bars meet (handle bar and foot bar)? During assembly, this confused me a bit, too. The nut should be on the inside of the bars, with the smaller end facing the machine. I held this nut in place with the included wrench and used a socket wrench to tighten the outside bolt into it. The directions for this entire thing could be a bit more clear (and this is coming from a pro Ikea assembler!)
2056332
I am sure I still have the assembly directions but they were not as clear as I would like them to be, it took me a few hour to figure it out my myself. If you want I can send it to you.
2191570
I have the same problem. Bought 2. Tried to assemble one and ran into difficulty. I tried to follow the picture but was unsucessful. No writen instructions came with the units
1727934
Read the directions slowly! And make sure you assemble it right the 1st time otherwise break out screw diver. Thus, make sure music box orientation is correct AND the divets they tell you about are hard to see make sure those are positioned as displayed in assembly instructions
1395783
The directions are a little wrong. Take your time ... sort out everything first .... loose assembly first ... then rebuild and glue. Get your own, store bought wood clue. Good luck ... it will take time.
1214242
Welcome to the club my friend! I took a look at some youtube videos to see how to put it together and the pieces don't really fit well but I was still able to put it all together with some help and since then I have kept it that way.
2143429
To assemble you pull off an end cap and then slide the silver circles thorough the bar. The rid is metal with plastic caps.
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Unscrew top using indentations to help Instructions accompany item. Load spice e.g nutmeg cut in half into chamber. Gentle forceful closure of top with turn clockwise till click is felt. Need strong arms to hold while applying downward force & turning top part clockwise. I had trouble at first but once I figured it out, it works perfectly and I have freshly ground nutmeg for hot coffee every AM
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I would love to help you but I am not able to. I just kept trying different ways to assemble it and finally it came together. Why the company didn't either include directions or print them on the carton is beyond me.Sorry (I hate to admit it, but I am also an engineer)!
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All I used were two adjustable wrenches, a rubber mallet, and a utility knife. Others say they needed screwdrivers but in my kit, all the parts that needed to be screwed together were already pre-assembled.
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You will need tools. A small cresent wrench or a good pair of pliers. I don't like using pliers they damage the nuts. So I would use the wrench