Dumb questions, but do the adjustment screws face the neck or the tail piece?
1013709
Not a dumb question. I'm sorry, I can't answer your question, as this was a gift for a guitar player. Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer?!
1013710
You can actually face it any way you like. Guitars usually come from the factory with the adjustment screws facing the neck, but some people like to turn them around for easier access to the screw heads. Either way, since it is a new bridge you will have to set the intonation, so face it however you want and enjoy.
1013711
Not a dumb question at all. I've seen them mounted both ways, Gibson & Epiphone mount theirs with the screws facing the pickups & neck. I don't think it really matters, especially with a roller bridge, (as long as the saddles are not already imprinted from the stings). With the traditional bridge, it's more a matter of where the saddles adjust back or forth to (for intonation)... sometimes you have to flip the bridge around just to get enough travel in the saddles. Hope this is helpful.
1391493
The long neck one pointing up. One or two bolts holding. Sometimes comes with wiring harness.
379664
No, this unit is not adjustable what may look like an adjustment screw is not there. There is no adjusting screw whatsoever!
1123754
The adjustment info is in the assembly instructions. It will only take a minute if you know how to operate.
1495094
943, and 929 are the part numbers I get. It does need to be lined up right and the adjustment knobs facing forward. Good luck.
32752
Thanks for the answers, I tighten the screw in each and they both work. Thanks
163323
I would try the splined adjustment tool, on poulan I have both of them. And have yet seen, any carb adj. Screws, with the PAC man profile. I hope this helps
2176019
Adjustment screw on the bottom (for up and down) is the rearward screw. The forward screw underneath holds the light element in place I believe (Don't mess with it). Screw on side adjusts left to right. This is why even 2 sentences worth of instructions would be of such great help.
154284
I think you are talking about Vertical adjustability. I do not have this 'exact' unit but this one looks to have 90 degrees or more adjustability to it.
1501333
Hi Don, Don't remember actually. Do remember that each time I changed it was like doing it for the first time. I had to be very diligent about paying attention to how the older one was placed, i.e. was the ribbon in front or in back of certain guides, before I removed it. May take a couple tries but I always do get it in and seated correctly.
1082150
Yes, the screws are adjustments. Mine would not work properly using any of the 3 wiring diagrams. I could take a picture of a hand drawn diagram that I used to hook it up and send it to you if you like. Without any adjustments, I got within 2% accurate. Send me your email address if you want to try that. Good luck!
1510901
I believe it is the same part for both sides (the heads rotate). Well worth the purchase. Very easy install.
507877
Hi Caroline,The windage adjustment would be the knob just right below the front support and above the elevation adjuster. I hope this helps you out.Regards,Jojo
849920
The front of the mount attaches where the rear leaf sight attaches. The rear of the mount attaches at the the tang at the back of the receiver. You can use the existing tang screw, or you can buy an aftermarket "quick change" screw, but they are kind of bulky and ugly if you care about such things. To me they are worth it.
707734
There are two adjustment screws. One on top and one on the side. There is also another one that's suppose to lock the two in place. It says in the short manual it comes with that one click is 1/2" at 100 yards. I noticed that mine doesn't click when I adjust it but I didn't have a hard time sighting it in. It comes with two allen wrenches or hex keys. Which ever name you're familiar with. One is for the mounting screws and one is for the height and left/right adjustment.
2033807
I understand that. But how do you adjust? Usually spring tension rods you just twist on each side to fit. What is the screw and coil for?
1047959
I use the rear peep on mine. And I have not noticed much adjustment if any is needed.