Can the paddle length be adjusted without a screwdriver? It looks like you need to adjust and then tighten the screw?
2048499
You don't need any tools. You just lift the green tab to release adjust and then close it to tighten.
2048500
Yes this paddle is easily adjusted on the fly after the initial set up. Great paddle I have had it about three months and love it. BTW, the initial adjustment requires no tools only a trust if the level to tighten it loosen the grip. I highly recommend this paddle.
2048501
Yes. There is a plastic lever used to clamp the two halves together. The screwdriver is needed to adjust the tension this lever puts on the two halves. Use the screwdriver at home to adjust it and leave the screwdriver at home when you go out in the field with the paddle.
2048502
Yes it can and very easy to do alsot Only need to snap open collar and adjust and then snap collar closed
2048503
Length is adjusted via cam lock adjuster. Simple to use and can be itself adjusted for tightness...
2048504
Once you adjust the set screw on the clamp it can be adjusted multiple times. It's a great paddle, my wife and daughter both have them. I do keep a tool in both of they're kayaks just in case it needs tightening, but haven't had to yet.
2048505
It has a thumb lever to adjust lenghth and pitch but you should make sure the screw is tight before use.
2048506
Yes, the screw is to adjust the tightness of the clamp. The screw was to loose on the one I got so it needed tightening for the clamp to work.
1766018
I haven't tried to use a paddle, but I'm sure if you check the manufacturer's website you could either find the attachment, or at least a number to call them to find out.
2200103
Hopefully you figured it out by now... :) but for anyone else like me who were asking the same question - here you go. The part number listed with this product is 1440. So I did a quick google and found this listing on the Davis product page: Handi-Mate extension handle Outboard Extension Handle fits virtually all twist-grip outboard motors! Handi-Mate extends handle from 30 to 47" (.76 to 1.19 meters). Easy to install-tough polycarbonate head simply clamps over existing handle grip. Does not affect throttle tension adjustment. Depress button & align proper hole for desired length. Lightweight-only 16 oz. (454 grams) Non-slip comfort grip Access hole for kill button Turn-locking knob makes securing and removing easy Anodized aluminum-no parts to rust or corrode Stainless steel hardware
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.
241453
This paddle comes out of the factory with the rubbers glued with strong glue, while it is possible to replace them it would be difficult and not recommended. I would look elsewhere for a blade if you want to replace the rubber.
489385
They are easy to adjust! I was surprised how easy! However, make sure you secure the pedal to the bracket or it will blow or vibrate off and you will lose them. I suggest a zip tie. Not sure what you mean by "do you have to reach into kayak to adjust them". You can adjust the pedals while you are sitting in the kayak. We like them!
670203
No. The windage and elevation can be adjusted without tools or removing the caps.
1472679
Loosen two screws on blade and adjust straight then tighten screws. Lots of helpful videos on YouTube about this clipper
2193392
There should be an Allen Wrench included with the table but I don't know the size. The rest of the screws just take a simple Phillips screw driver.
560909
No there's no holes to adjust the angle of the paddle. Paddle was good quality. Felt a lot sturdier than many others in stores.
1793800
If this is the paddle I purchased it should fit. I purchased this for my daughter and she has not said it did not fit.
368824
adam w evans answer seems like a great answer. I didn't have the problem you describe, nor have I had to adjust the screw mentioned.
1241059
I have to modify it////it was not direct fit....I used the old holder and the new sliders and drilled new holestry to find exact fit....or expect to modify it...good luck
718676
There is a wood block vise that does adjust. You see it on the end where the long 'stick' is. That is where you can tighten or loosen the wood block. I don't know what they are talking about when they say 'machined guides'.
45365
I'm sorry Pamela, I'm not much help. I gave this as a gift, so I do not have the product to check now. However, I know that it's being used and they are please with the paddle.
790386
These paddles are not adjustable for length. You buy the paddle in 84" or 96" which is the one I like for most situations. It is adjustable for feather.
382711
No, you need a flathead scewdriver or a dime. The adjustments are also under protective caps that unscrew by hand.