where is the adjustment and tool
1109393
There isn't an adjustment and I don't think any is necessary. I bought and installed mine two years ago and I'm pretty sure that they haven't added any adjustment since then.
1109394
Gary, there is no adjustment for these shocks, nor do I know of any "tool" that comes with them. I've installed 2 sets of these, and they are simply unbolt the old ones and bolt on the new ones. Dirtydug
120488
Depth can be adjusted by either air pressure or the little nose guide on the tool itself. The nose guide does not need tools to adjust, it is very very simple, on handed adjustment. ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE TOOL FROM YOUR AIR SOURCE BEFORE ADJUSTING THE NOSE PIECE. (I'm sure you know already, but just sayin)
564815
it is the small screw under the hole in the trigger. the instructions shows a diagram of its possition and explains how to adjust it. it is the best priced powerful break barrel they sell. I also recommend a bipod.
223951
Tool is required to adjust windage. You will need a tool similar to flat blade screwdriver. A penny or dime would probably work as well.
700515
There is a Philips screw and a hex nut on the blade portion to change blades and adjust tension. As seen in the picture.
366943
Hi Thank you for contacting ToolSource. I do not see anything about adjusting the sound. Here is the number directly to the mfg. perhaps one of their techs can help! Phone: 773-235-9400Thank you,
366941
Hi Thank you for contacting ToolSource. I do not see anything about adjusting the sound. Here is the number directly to the mfg. perhaps one of their techs can help! Phone: 773-235-9400 Thank you,
1627264
The adjustment wrench needs to be removed from its storage hole inside the cajon and used on the two allen screws on the bottom of the cajon between the front feet. Each screw tightens or loosens one side of the bar that the strings are mounted to.
546683
Don't know exactly but there is a wide range of adjustment possibility if you reconfigure th parts which are provided with the unit.
2186150
The Razor comes with an allen wrench in the plastic package with the manual. On the underside of the throttle assembly is a hex screw, loosen it and you can adjust the location of the thumb control. I raised ours up (counter clockwise if you are facing the throttle from the left side of the buggy)
1063108
Yes, this item does have adjustment capability. If you download the manual, you will be able to read the instructions on exactly how this can be done.
626507
Very simple. There are adjustment holes that adjust with the simple push of a button.
2169870
Unfortunately, I returned the item due to the fact that it only had one adjustment screw. Instead of the two shown in this advertisement. Hope this helps somewhat.........
2141495
It's for calibrating the tool. They say the calibration needs to be checked ever so often and possibly adjusted if needed.. I haven't used it though..
1337275
No, definetly do not try to adjust anything. The blades are difficult to put in purposefully. I put mine in by striking the end of the blade (not to hard) on my workbench top. Basically the opposite of removing the blade.
1882375
Click on the button on the top right side. You can toggle back and forth between 2 settings, (adjustments). This really helped us when we figured it out.
1156141
There is an "L" shaped Allen wrench with the manual and assembly packet. In the instructions there is belt adjustment section. On both sides of the casing at back edge of the belt there are ports on both sides. Use the wrench to tighten the belt in the ports.