i had trouble putting on the string and it looks like it might break now, its frayed, is there a replacement string that fits?
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You can buy replacement strings that fit I found some on this site. They come in a set of three.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00KLTBWB6/ref=aw_ls_6_4?colid=1PHD98IL8WEXF&coliid;=I1CM7EF5MEHXYG
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I had the same problem, I bought 2 of them at the same time. Needless to say both broke before my kids was able to use them. There in the trash can now.
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Yes you can get replacment string on amazon.yes they are hard to put string on.
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yes just type in 50 lb draw string for pistol grip crossbow should bring up options
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I replaced mine with a slighty larger, stronger rope - personal preference only - the cord that comes with it is plenty strong and is long enough for almost any application.
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I've had mine for 3 months and mine is starting fray on the front edge. I tried contacting the company, but no luck.
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Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know how you made out.Jerryguild@Sympatico.ca Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know... » Read More Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know how you made out.Jerryguild@Sympatico.ca « Show Less
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You will have to contact the company who sold the bow in order to get replacement parts for it. I had to do the same thing with the arrow rest on the bow we bought. They sent me another one, but it is basically the exact same part as the one that was on there, which is a piece of junk anyway. Most likely the new will break at some point as well.
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Maybe by having it re-sewn on, but probably not. Things should not break that easily, so I would attempt to contact Otter Box directly and see if they will replace the item, being it was probably a manufacturer defect. They definitely stand by their products and have worked with replacing an item they make even though I did not purchase directly from them. They may ask you to take a few cell phone pictures to send to them for examination. Good luck.
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Make sure you properly installed the spool according to instructions. your string might be improperly wound...
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My cloth ripped late last summer & I have been looking for a simple replacement with no luck...the frame is in great shape and I don't want to spend the money for a new hammock if I don't have to. Any help would be appreciated.
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Probably send the string back. It happens and obviously you can't replace the bulbs like older lights. Mine all work fine and are awesome.
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i believe that you can cut the string and place it again but it will be very difficult because it have 3 string sizes and you will have to cut all the strings, and leave it in 3 diferent sizes again and all and try to leave it aligned with the others of the same size, sorry about my englih
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Yes. It is what I am using. I like the string. It will not runaway anymore.
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Any bow shop should be able to replace your string. Don't be shocked by the price $50-100. If you wax you bow string about once a month depeding on use, it will last a long, long time. You can purchase bow string wax and keep it in tip top condition.
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Strings are delicate, and it can be broke in 1/2 during shipping or tuning. If you just receive the package, please contact your seller for replacement strings. It's always better to have an extra set for back up.
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The 150 lb string I bought was not a quality string. The serving was said by a professional string producer to be of some unknown, to him, material. The string began becoming loose in the serving upon the first few shots. I recommend buying material and advice from a bow outfitter, and learning to make one's own strings.
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So glad you wrote this. I've had the same situation with my Teton since replacing the original strings--nothing but frustration, no matter which brand I've tried. Now I know where to go to get my guitar sounding right again.
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The string that came with it were just okay. I play on a regular basis so I have extra strings and I just added some peg drops to the tuners. As with any new instrument it just needed a bit of use and it is great!!
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It is just plain string. No ball or pre-looped string. You have to make a loop with the end of the string tucked underneath the overlapping string. It is not that hard to do. It was my first effort and it worked out perfectly. Just look at the strings you are replacing and follow the same procedure that was used.