Hi, was this supposed to come with tools for adjusting the trucks? If not, what type/size of tools would I need to adjust the trucks?
155674
Mine did not, i returned my board due to the fact that the wheels seemed cheap, you couldnt spin any of the wheels, all wheels stiff and the bearings seemed cheap. I guess u get what u pay for. The company was very good about refunding my money.
155675
No it was supposed to come complete already so you wouldn't need any tools. To the 2nd question I have no clue sorry I hope at least the 1st answer helped
55008
If I remember correctly it comes with the tools needed. You may also need a screwdriver. Took me an hour, need a small box or stool or suitcase to prop up one of the sides while you work on the other.
375894
Yes, I can't remember the exact tools mine came with, but they do come with it!
1252676
I did, but they should come with adjustable things on the bottom of the legs.. To make them higher or lower ..
969169
We did exactly that. We used a dremel and cut them down to the size we needed. Make sure you only cut the bottom of the inside and top of the outside leg when doing the adjustment. Works fantastic!
2059973
The tool works quite well on small jobs i.e. ball bearing pulling etc for instance off electric motors etc, you do not need any tools to adjust anything as there is a turn dial that you adjust that makes the puller arms decrease or increase the diameter of the arms depending on the bearing size or what ever you are pulling and the arms stay in place where ever you adjust them to quite well. John.
2033182
The legs right above the wheels adjusts up and down. The handles adjust up and down. They are compression fittings with a snap button to hold them in place. You don't need tools to adjust them.
355552
Hello,you do not need any tools to adjust. Its tight to move but it will.What are you looking to achieve?
59785
Yes it did. I also bought the truck wrench for my kids to adjust (based upon other reviews that said they were tight). I was happy with it for sure.
1576319
I don't remember how much adjustment there was & the trailer is not here to look at. I did have to alter them to work on my jet ski trailer & in was an easy fix.
649443
No I have a truck and the best solution is the either make the box with the right dimensions or order a custom box for your truck, but this can be pretty pricy.
380920
yes, it does but be aware that once the "load" is engaged or placed in the truck, you can not remove or adjust the foot. I use a 4x6 block that I can "kick out" from under the foot when the truck is being loaded
2180391
It comes assembled, but if it needs adjustments, I'd take it to a skate shop and watch them while they do it. They can also show you the tools you'll need to start adjusting it yourself.
921037
This was a purchase I made on my account for my dad, so I don't really know much about the tool. Here is the word-for-word info that is written in the instruction manual though: (I wish I could include the pictures, but I don't know if/how I can post them?) TO ADJUST THE FASTENER DEPTH CONTROL: Warning: Disconnect tool from air supply before attempting any parts disassembly and before changing the work contacting element adjustment. 1) Loosen screw with 4mm hex key. *My own little note here: You'll need your own hex key, and the screw is right underneath the nose piece.)* 2) Move sliding shoe down (away from nose) to decrease the drive depth, or up (toward the nose) to increase the drive depth. *My side note: The shoe is the long, skinny, rectangle shaped gizmo. You probably know that though...) * 3) Tighten screw with 4mm hex key. Hope I helped. Like I said, I wish I could include the pictures, but I don't know if or how you can on these replies?
1776916
Mine did come with a wrench tool. I wasn't expecting a wrench to be included for the price, but it was.
950297
No, it comes with screws, a screwdriver, etc to put the trucks on. We couldn't get the trucks on so our neighbor did it for us with an electric screwdriver and pliers.
2156842
It's not hard to see, and yes it comes with tools. But my suggestion is to buy a 20$ tool kit made for it. The screw drivers are a lot easier to work with and makes the job easier. If you've never done this before, make sure you do it right and if you have any questions, I'd look on Craigslist for someone who does this for a living.