So where can I get a tool that allows me to loosen/tighten the trunks and etc?
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The tool you are looking for is called a skate key. You can pick one up online or at your local rink or skate shop. Possibly even a department store. In any case, if you have a basic tool kit that includes wrenches & sockets you won't need one. Also, if you skate at a rink they will generally adjust them for you for free.
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You may try the local rollerskating rinks in your area if they don't have the tool they could tell you were to buy one or what it's called so you can search for it
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Probably from the Boss chair company. Lowe's should have something that would work too.Furniture restoration stores should be able to help. I didn't buy any...didn't need to.
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there is a knob to turn to loosen and tighten - it is adjustable (took a few tries to figure it out).
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As I recall, there are no tools needed. There might be an adjustment with a hex wrench and I believe I needed a second person to simultaneously clamp down on the opposite side. The challenge was in spacing the clamps the proper distance apart as I have a small SUV. You should follow the directions for placement.
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Well, that's quite a question. You could try looping one end around the trunk or a branch then latch that end to itself. That could make the tie out too short. I'd suggest you get some screw rings (kinda like heavy duty mug holders) from a hardware store and use those in the trees for adjustable tension.
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just an adjustable wrench for the nut on each side is fine. or socket wrench if you have set. you just put it it on your post, get it to the angle you like and tighten.
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Just needed something to tighten the bolts. I can't remember if it was a screw driver or flat head, but we only need the one tool.
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I think the tool you are referring to is the FC 16 which is a plastic piece to do one side of the crank. The tool that is what you really need is the Park BBT 9 or the Shimano TL- FC 32. I have the BB 9 and it made the job a breeze. Bob
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You can find a spring loaded rod at any building supplier or department store. They twist for major adjustment and use the spring for insertion and removal.
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I seem to recall a kit on Amazon for just that purpose. Do a search for it. Probably will come up if you first bring up the chair and scroll down the same page.
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yes , i would suggest also buying the tool kit on Amazon , its inexpensive and really helps
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There are a set of adjusters on each side of the cover that can be used to tighten the cover using a socket of wrench. As received it was plenty tight. When the cover is rolled out, the end is placed in a set of clips that pull the cover into tension. The manual says that over time the cover will stretch, so the adjusters would be tightened to pick up the slack. Hope that helps.
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Yes. I have a quick release rack. Can't remember the name. About $60 from REI
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Yes you do. Either find a local dealer and bring the tool or email their customer support and describe you situation.
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I had to use needle nose pliers to hold one of the bolts on the handle. Adjustable wrench would work too.
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You can zip tie it to the rack,I've done that before but you're gonna have to cut them off at the end of the day of course. You can hit your local Ocean State or something similar to get them and buy yourself a cheap set of side cutters to cut them off...You can buy 500 for a couple of bucks and if the Piece of Fit thief wants it he'll have to work a little harder to get it
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I did not use any of the tools provided. Use your own ratchet and hex driver to tighten (even better if you have a powered drill adapter).