How do you attach the tail? I'm having trouble snapping it in.
570137
Unless you have super human strength or some tool that I don't know about, forget it. I am sending it back for a refund.
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
570764
Of the two big pieces, on has a slot at the top of the legs section, and the other one has a slot at the bottom of the legs section. Slide the one with the bottom slot into the top slot one, then wiggle the two slots together. Next, carefully push the inside (bottom slot) piece's top center under the top center of the outside (top slot) piece. They should snap together. Then you can finish pushing the two slots together. Now you should have a vaguely head-looking thing with four legs. Next, place the little round piece on top of the "head," lining up the four tiny feet with the four little indents on the "head" pieces. Press the tiny feet into the indents. Now it should look like a four-legged head thing wearing a crown.
1631626
The way i do it is, i see where the tail is usually they will be a loose part of thread..i pull that loose strand and it comes undone
413487
OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other attachments ASAP! Best, Mike @ MikesSauces dot com. OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other... » Read More OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other attachments ASAP! Best, Mike @ MikesSauces dot com. « Show Less
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OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other attachments ASAP! Best, Mike @ MikesSauces dot com.
1965482
It doesn't really work - you have to take it apart and insert tail and re-assemble - we went through one before we figured it out. Good luck!
1403928
We had difficulties, I would sort of tuck the foot side of the carrier in first and then snap it in place. It takes a bit of paying to get it "just" in but we were able to use both once I got the knack down
455749
Hey CPA, from the bottom front female snap fasteners, look along the bottom inner seam for a corresponding male snap fastener. Wrap the female fastener around each of your legs BACKWARDS and snap onto the corresponding male fastener. Strange design but it seems to work OK. I hope my explanation is clear...
1053008
I feel same way,you tie a knot in one end of plastic cord, slide thru hole on screw on cap on top of glass jar.. Then tie another knot on other end of plastic core leaving aloop to Hang on to a hanger. I am very disappointed with this model, I have used another model of perky pet with no issues and expected this model to be superior. WRONG!,,
1958471
I'm having the same issue. I put a small paperclip in and it goes in, but there doesn't seem to be anything to push against.
844976
I just lay it down buckle side down and have the pups step in to the holes. Then pick up the flaps and Velcro them across the back. Finally snap the buckle. Hope this helps!
2079508
Sorry it took me so long to answer, there are little pegs on the bottom of its claws, and holes in the top of the perch, you just line it up, and make it fit.
2212426
Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your new ride. Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck... » Read More Make sure you have your stem facing the correct way first. The fork should be at an angle pointing away from the back tire. I made that mistake first. Then make sure the brake lines are untangled from the handle bars and insert the rod into the stem. It should be a little snug but should still fit. If you are still having issues, try loosening the bolt that is under the plastic cap on the handle bars. Then re-try placing the rod into the stem. I know the directions are vague but find a video on youtube about bike assembly. It helped me out a lot when I put everything together. Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your new ride. « Show Less
2159955
I have no idea, that's a good question. Your best bet would be to contact someone at the Hex bug Website. They do need to have those tails glued on or something. They come off very easily.
570762
Take one half and insert into the middle of the other half. Locking into the middle slot (requires a little squishing down) and the notch the top between the two hanging notches. Lock it with the circle ring into the four notches on the top that snaps in to place! Two stands in a pack. Hope this make sense.
843498
you seem to be missing a part. the saw assembly and hook should have a black plastic tailpiece attached that fits right into the pole and snaps in just like a pole extension. the screw that goes through the head base connects the tailpiece that fits right into the pole