When assembling the scooter is the bolt supposed to touch the washer? I can't seem to get it to go all the way down.
171851
The one I purchase does the same, so let's hope that it is correct. Works fine for my baby girl. Hope I was helpful &#128522;
465094
The nuts have a nylon lock washer which makes them hard to screw on. Using an end wrench (and not a socket) is your best bet because there isn't much room around the nut. If the wrench seems really hard to turn then you might have the wrong nuts.
984660
i really dont know, its a really odd washer, probably a gimmick to get to buy a special washer at a inflated price from them. what i did was grind off the metal part to make it flat, then a normal washer works just fine, even if you grind it off, it can still be removed with a socket wrench, your just grinding off the screwdriver part....
918065
I don't see where washers would help on mine. There is supposed to be a knob on top where the TV connects to the arm to tighten it and keep it from moving once you have it level. Hope this helps.
482053
That's what I have and it worked perfectly. Take the three screws off the back of the washer top and look to see if the part looks like this. (back right side) Mine looked exactly like that. There is a video on youtube to show you how. Fixed it in 20 minutes time.
760668
I think it's a screwed up design, I have to get a screwdriver and flip the lever underneath to let the handle down and hope you don't push it all the way back up or you will have to do it again.My vacuum guy is looking at mine to see if anything can be done to fix it.
388901
The threads are reverse. It took me a good bit to figure that out. Turn the nut the opposite way... Righty loosey. Good luck
2132138
I had that issue as well...I would recommend adding a washer to the clamp or switching it out. Which part of the rig are you having this issue?
1842257
I am having trouble with wheels turning freely , so we have reversed washer to the inside of the wheel. It still is having trouble turning freely. In General it does well on sand if our wheels will keep turning. JA
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
1428961
There is a long bolt that goes down..loosing it so it drops further and further down. There is an angled round piece with the threaded hole in it and you need to get the long bolt into that hole. Then tighten it up. It needs a lot of tightening.
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I think I know what you mean about the spin issue. If you bought a carbide blade like I did, the problem is that this blade is thnner than the standard blade. When you tighten the bolt against the washer provided, that is intended to rest tight against the carbide blade, the blade will free spin because it is too thin. I had to make a spacer washer that is the correct inside diameterfor the washer provided and I believe I ground it down to be about .008" thick. The point is that tou need to have shim piece added to allow the provided washer to be tight against the blade when the bolt is tightened. This shim washer worked great for me. Try it. I think I know what you mean about the spin issue. If you bought a carbide blade like I did, the problem is that this blade is thnner than the standard blade. When you tighten the bolt against the washer provided, that is intended to rest tight against the carbide blade, the blade will free spin because it is too thin. I had to make a spacer washer that is the correct inside diameterfor the washer provided and I believe I ground it down to be about .008" thick. The point is that tou need to have shim piece added to allow the provided washer to be tight against the blade when the bolt... » Read More I think I know what you mean about the spin issue. If you bought a carbide blade like I did, the problem is that this blade is thnner than the standard blade. When you tighten the bolt against the washer provided, that is intended to rest tight against the carbide blade, the blade will free spin because it is too thin. I had to make a spacer washer that is the correct inside diameterfor the washer provided and I believe I ground it down to be about .008" thick. The point is that tou need to have shim piece added to allow the provided washer to be tight against the blade when the bolt is tightened. This shim washer worked great for me. Try it. « Show Less
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I happened to find some old washers about the size of a quarter. They have to be thin. First try your monitor and see if it droops. It may not. If it does, just remove vertical bolt and insert add'l washer in space. They have to be really thin!
1885367
Sounds like you put it together incorrectly. Assuming the holes align you put the bolts through a pair of holes and screw the nut on from the below the frame.
624597
My guess is that's it's the pin used to adjust the seat up and down. Once you find the spot where you want the seat height you put the pin n the appropriate hole. The trouble with mine was that the hole was too small for the pin so I had to improvise with a substitute from the hardware store. It's also difficult to move the pole on which the seat mounts up and down. A few firm whacks with a hammer finely got it to move. The manual that comes with the scooter is more or less worthless. I had to call at technician at the factory.
1987105
Not sure best bet is to call the manufacturer of the scooter. sorry that i couldn't help.
1249888
There should be some bolts with locking nuts on them at the swivel joints. I have had to loosen those just a very small amount. Also I have just moved it by hand to limber it up.