So where can I get a tool that allows me to loosen/tighten the trunks and etc?
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The tool you are looking for is called a skate key. You can pick one up online or at your local rink or skate shop. Possibly even a department store. In any case, if you have a basic tool kit that includes wrenches & sockets you won't need one. Also, if you skate at a rink they will generally adjust them for you for free.
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You may try the local rollerskating rinks in your area if they don't have the tool they could tell you were to buy one or what it's called so you can search for it
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Kris, after awhile of use it will loosen up, check it before use,tighten it up if needed. I love this tool , cut many of branches and brush and small tree's. Good luck with it.
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Sometimes Lowe's and Home Depot will do it at the customer service but that depends on the store. But also you can mail the tool to Channellock in Pennsylvania. I believe it's their own customer service place but entirely sure.
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I use two of those rubber wrenches you can get at Lowes or Home Depot. They can also be use for removing oil filter from car. They are adjustible but get a good pair. It is hard to remove even using these but can be done.
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get some tie down straps from your local auto parts store or Lowes or Tractor Supply Company. They will have a hook at each end and an adjusting buckle to tighten it down.
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The part is easily tightened but you need to use an Allen Wrench. I've tightened mine several times.
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I couldn't find any, but there is the suggestion of red thread locker in the instructions. I put mine on "mega tight" with red thread-loc.
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I bought one but have not used it very much. Your tool came with a complete parts list. I would search the internet for Air Locker parts to see where you might locate the parts you need.
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I've seen this same tool in several professional shops and the strongest I've been able to find. I saw my local garage use an impact wrench to drive the clamp and would recommend that to the 4 ft cheater pipe I used to get the ball joints pressed out of my Chevy.
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Hi Timothy: No special tools are needed as far as I know. regards,Chuck RankinWood Tech Enterprises, IncPhone (828) 628-4414
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You could use large, heavy duty eyebolts(or equivalent) and turnbuckles for tightening. You will probably need to replace the 'crimps' as we found they were inadequate, and quickly failed. Luggage straps with tensioners will help with tightening the vertical side supports. Good Luck!
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Two suggestions: make your own, if can not, look at harbor freight, northern tool or like type, see what is possible. You might want to look at the washer/dryer bases with the pull out drawer.
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Yes, you need a chain whip tool, lock nut socket and a torque wrench that has a 40Nm setting to tighten it back on.
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try the original company or call wherever they sell the chair and see what kind of info you can get from them. we casn't do it ourselves..as it is s specisl kind of elastic. or google; elastics for chairs.
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I found a way of attaching your everyday screw down rod holder. Drill holes in seats and use insert nuts. See my review for pictures.
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yes , i would suggest also buying the tool kit on Amazon , its inexpensive and really helps
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Allen wrench. They come in a couple of different sizes, just walk into any tool store or walmart and inquire. You should find one at low cost quite easily. I tend to keep all the tools and extra screws and whatnot after constructing any furniture in a little tackle/tool box for just this kind of occasion.