where does the bearing raceway and 12-balls mount? I don't see an obvious place.
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There are no balls. They use a tension plate and set screws. This is not a precision vise. It will work for some basic things but it will not hold 1/8" accuracy. If you need accuracy buy a better vise.
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I see no ball bearings anywhere on my slide. They don't appear to be needed, but may be an addition on later models.
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This vise does not have a bearing raceway or ball bearings. It has ways similar to a mill or lathe.
2010239
This is from the seller's [Low Baller] storefront - Contact this seller Phone: 909-979-7392 Not sure if this was the one I used, but recently I received one that sounded like a bearing was bad, they were very helpful and shipped a new one very quickly. Good luck.
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Look at the manual here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/821500_assembly.pdf (Image 41) There is a piece that goes in the front of the bed with the speedway. You take that piece and put it in the middle to fill that space.
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There is some play in the bracket that hooks to the handlebars and the basket. In this photo they point forward. On my bike they are rotated pointing straight down. Giving you a couple of inches of play.
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Make sure the table mount (threaded end) is first pressed securely over the pivot ball then tighten the nut. Had same issue when I tried to use this if the threaded end was not pressed over the ball it will pull the nut off.
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Hey Roy, I'm not sure if there would be any brackets out there for that series now. It might have to be a custom job or something you'd have to retrofit with a newer bracket.
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There are 2some sets of brackets that get mounted to the rail. The poles snap into these brackets to convert between the games and allow for winterizing the pool. Hope this helps.
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Can you tell if the nut insert is moving when you try to install the ball mount? If you were able to removed the allen head bolt with ease. I would think the threads are not strip out.
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Yes. I have 3 installed, in front, top and rear. Make sure you get the Antec "double-ball bearing" version!
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My husband says to adjust rear wheel inter race bearing cones on the back and front wheel( may have to loosen crank and handle bars too). Wherever there are ball-bearings there are places where to adjust.
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What we ended up doing is taking a very big flat-bladed screwdriver and wedging it in between one side of the hex bolt and the metal of the bottom bar. We then used a great big wrench to turn the ball to tighten it. (So we turned the ball and held the nut in place as opposed to holding the ball still and turning the nut). Doing it this way did mar the rubbery covering of the unit a little, but it also got the job done.
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There is a clear plastic round seed diverter that sits inside of the bottom of the reservoir at the level of the seed ports. Is that diverter there or upside down? You can see it at the port level on the feeder photographs.
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I have a similar bull bar with round bar with holes. The did mount but I am not sure how steady it will be in the long run. The bearing surface is less that a flat mount but it did work. May have to make a spacer plate but all is well for now.
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Yes, there's a metal bearing that you can purchase at orphanespresso.com and there's a link that shows how to install it.
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Have to use them, these require different size bearings. Which are included.
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dangling like a bat? it should be fine. it's hard to explain but, the partial ball joint/spin/slot arrangement allows you to cover most angles. the sensor spotlights I have used recently have a similar arrangement. there are cables running through there so it's probably best to get it approximately aligned before mounting the base and then you can tweak it from there. my cameras point mostly away from the base but you can set it up to go ~90 degrees from the surface going sideways or up and down. you just have to spin the slot first if you are doing steeper angles. take a little care with the lock screw though. if you notch the ball joint you will end up with some play in that spot. dangling like a bat? it should be fine. it's hard to explain but, the partial ball joint/spin/slot arrangement allows you to cover most angles. the sensor spotlights I have used recently have a similar arrangement. there are cables running through there so it's probably best to get it approximately aligned before mounting the base and then you can tweak it from there. my cameras point mostly away from the base but you can set it up to go ~90 degrees from the surface going sideways or up and down. you just have to spin the slot first if you are doing steeper angles. take a little care with... » Read More dangling like a bat? it should be fine. it's hard to explain but, the partial ball joint/spin/slot arrangement allows you to cover most angles. the sensor spotlights I have used recently have a similar arrangement. there are cables running through there so it's probably best to get it approximately aligned before mounting the base and then you can tweak it from there. my cameras point mostly away from the base but you can set it up to go ~90 degrees from the surface going sideways or up and down. you just have to spin the slot first if you are doing steeper angles. take a little care with the lock screw though. if you notch the ball joint you will end up with some play in that spot. « Show Less
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Cordellia B, did your put back the medal cap over the bracket, and one inside the holder after and insert the coil spring and after the flat washer then the nut. I'm thinking that you might have forgotten to insert the spring. Hope this helps you out.