Anyone explain how to fit a Blue Snowball onto this ?
1296550
Your not supposed to use the stabilizer thats the problem there was a plastic piece that came on a clip on mic holder made of plastic that came with my stand i didnt get the one with the stabilizer and all, then when i got the proper stabilizer for my yeti it was too heavy weighed down my tiny little pivot arm and i stripped the screw or bolt trying to tighten it and so i cant use the stabilizer and am force to use this plastic adapter mentioned before, im gonna be replacing the arm asap because it just wont work out for my setup with the yeti being too heavy for the setup to work
1296551
I just got mine, I have the snowball. I cant figure this out either. The male end on the boom is too small to fit into the female end in the snowball. It needs an adapter to take it from the boom end to the snowball. If anyone knows anything on this, without me having to go to the hardware store to buy an adapter, please let me know.
1296552
The boom has an adapter already threaded on the end. One Large ( standard) One small. Its on the end of the boom. I have $ 100.00 Snowball (silver) an it works with that. Just unscrew the stand off and thread the snowball on the boom
214465
Yes you can. I currently have my blue snowball in it right now. But, you will need to buy the blue snowball shockmount, and remove the mount the the stand comes with. I have it screwed inside the top triangle where the stock mount is at. Its works quite well but you will need some basic tools to modify it with it.
1798310
There should be instructions inside. Basically, you turn it upside down and put the two opposite ends together. Hold that with one hand then push the opposite sides down. Twist the first part in on itself. Then secure with strap and put back into the carrying case. It takes a couple of tries but once you get it, it's simple.
1270788
Just push in bit with some force. It will fit it snuggly. Pull out to remove.
1663024
Mine didn't fit, so I never used it. I have the same problem of trying to keep the snow off. Sorry I wasn't help on this one!
2147048
I used it with a Snowball briefly, but it kept falling over because the filter part is a bit heavy for the arm. I ended up getting rid of both and switching to a Yeti with a foam filter over the microphone, and that has worked a lot better for me. I don't spend half the time trying to prevent the filter from falling over.
1032891
The handle/arm is folded down once you open the box so all you need is to tighten both screws after you pull up the handle/arm. This snow blower works fine on snow 3-4 inches high and since this is electric it's very inconvenient when you snow blow at the same time maneuvering your extension cord. Better buy a gas snow blower. It has more power and saves you time. I bought this because i thought it's easy to operate but i ended up planning to buy a gas snow blower next winter season.
1095393
I saw a brief video (perhaps @ the vendor's site?) which had a nice demo. Near the end of the "run" just do a little "fling" up. I find it works great with dry or wet snow. Just did a search - this demo looks good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9GgYKtBE9Q. PS: I also got the gravel attachment. Hope this is helpful. All the best. Pat
1085800
Not sure how to answer the question. "How do you get it to fit...?" Fit where?
406591
Yes, it is the correct size. You need to continue filling the inner tube until it completely fills out nylon cover. The cover should be stretched tightly over the snow tube and the inner tube should measure 42" in circumference and 12" or 13" high when properly inflated. If the inner tube looks too small - keep filling it with air. (Hint: a small crease will form at the rubber inflation nozzle when it is full)
480115
You reuse the nuts and bolts with your snowblower assuming it has the blade and edge. Installation is straightforward but the clearance on the sides is pretty tight when working so be patient. Hope this helps.
931570
this mount is intended for the blue snowball and only the blue snow ball. You will have to look elsewhere
2175314
Screw the pices that have threds on them, they form the handle, push the plastic locking key thur the only hole it fits into, make sure the blue thing with wheeles, you just screwd the handle into is attached to it. Now take the bag and attach it to the biggest hole on the other blue thing. The only piece you should have left is to attach to the water hose. Its a simple push and release system. Easy peasy. Evey thing is awesome!
782210
There is a video on YouTube that shows how to do it. A bit cumbersome but it works.
1685241
Make sure one set of raised tabs on the outside of the cub are on the top and the other set on the bottom. Grab two sides opposite each other toward the top with one hand; grab the other two sides toward the bottom; and pull slowly. Note how the sides match up. Put the ball on the raised holder inside and slide the sides back together. Note: the outside tabs match up so the cubes can be stacked. Once I did it a couple of times, it became easy to follow-up with the rest. I like the way they stay together and the way they stack.
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To clarify the answers here, out of the box a Blue Snowball can be mounted to this Neewer arm. But to do so, you will need to remove the Snowball from its base and remove the standard mic grip-mount from the Neewer arm. The screw-mount on the Neewer's grip-mount hides an ADAPTER. Unscrew the adapter from the grip-mount and screw the adapter into the Snowball. Now you can attach the Snowball to the Neewer arm. Without this adapter, they won't magically match. No funny rigging required. The box doesn't mention the hidden adapter anywhere.
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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