why (discontunued by manifactured)
498811
It is actually not discontinued to my knowledge. We just received some from Pioneer a few weeks ago, and they are currently reporting a backorder for us on it.
456094
Good question, I don't know, but would recommend you call the MFG on that one. You might be ok if you remix it all together but call them . Not sure how it would separate but call them to make sure.
1267912
If you are saying the forks are too far apart, you could use a clamp to draw the the forks together. If you can post a picture, then we can get a better idea of what's going wrong.
154555
Dunno; Sorry Matt, I thought I'd DIY this piece, but I chickened out and took it to favorite mechanic.
258002
I would suggest replacing the complete tool. No, I don't think they are repaacable in part.
91037
were you using full metal jacket amo, or maybe the part on the bolt that re-cycles was turned from being reassembled the wrong way.
1436904
So many people have been complaining about this. It happens too me too. It's really just not made that well. You can glue it in I suppose, but as another person said in my knitting group "If I pay for something I shouldn't have to glue it, hammer it, nail it, together to get it to work properly." I have to agree with that.
2125167
Nope! The target audience was clearly someone who knew what they were doing. Missed the boat on that one! I managed to put it all together... Kind of... But something about the wiring was still off (maybe I should have used less superglue hahaha! (Yes, that was a joke, I'm not stupid enough to use super glue, Duct tape is where it's at.) Regardless of my implied incompetence, I wired it to the best of my ability, and when it still didn't work I took it to my local guitar center, and it cost about $12. That being said, anyone who would like to see how it's done properly, feel free to email me at: jbgmn9@gmail.com I'd be happy to take my bass apart and send a few photos for anyone who needs it.
2265061
Actually I don't know. I left the remaining trap as it is. I didn't cut it...sorry!
340139
It was not meant to be. To be honest, I can't remember if it was glued on, or sewn on. Either way, it would be difficult to replace.
319553
I took ours apart and I can't see what got stuck. I guess more information is needed to answer the question.
2251078
I purchased this lathe as a gift. The variable speed aspect broke. The outcome was the company shipped a new one but that took over a year and with the help of a local distributor who took on the problem as a personal challenge. I was told the company was moving or restructuring. I wonder what their excuse is now?
961094
Hello and thank you for this information. I apologize that this has happened. In order for us to look into this we will need your order information. Please advise. Thank you.
2148170
To disassemble, it takes a little more work and it would be easier with two people. The reason why is because you'd have to un-clip the clips holding the sides together. It may be a little difficult if you have hand problems.
561150
Disconnect is the sense of "un-screw"? if the tray is not attached to any surface then sure, it is just a matter of having the appropriate driver for the type of screws ( slot, Phillips, Torx ) you used for the coupling process.
2231904
If the wheel itself is not staying attached to the "AXLE", THEN IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE "PAL-Nut" has departed for the great spring thaw....if that's the case then go to the hardware store and look in the assortments for a new PAL nut, and get on with it....If its the blue wheel adapter "bracket" is broken or missing a tab, just duct tape it to the orange hoop for now.... I've had quite a few of these products, I buy them in pairs so that I have extra handle extensions, clips and Plan "B" when its crunch time....its one of the tools in my company's snow removal arsenal, and a valued one at that....I find that they take a beating when your removing snow deeper than the hoop..(12") at a time, also if there is a layer of crust within the bottom 3" of the removal path, that also puts a hurtin' on plastic bits....we have learned how hard to push them, what their limitations are, and when to change tactics....this really is designed well, but as a maintenance tool.....its really a finish mower compared to a brush hog. Hillbilly Greg ;})-
692822
Sorry, I've never had that happen. I agree with the insertion of a small screwdriver response. Good Luck and Happy Holidays!