The nylon strap came out of the housing. Anyone know how to re-thread it? I have removed the housing, and I can see all the parts, but I'm perplexed as to what direction to thread the nylon strap through. A diagram would be awesome!
1274121
My nylon thread started to fray while I would workout I called stamina & they sent me a whole new front end & sd there is no way to re thread just have to send the whole fan part front end to u so they did no problem
418820
I did have trouble with the nylon strap slipping. I doubled a piece of 220 grit sand paper under the strap and then it worked perfectly.
1892517
There's a strap peg on the bottom of the body. I just ran a shoelace above the nut and used that to tie on the top of the strap. Works fine.
585686
Yes, that strap is a PAIN! I had to use a straight pin to help me pull it under the cross pin, and a good flashlight! That's the best advice I can give.
785975
I just replaced mine. I turned the sock inside out, put the plastic adapter inside (the original outside) of the sock with the plastic adapter pointing inside the sock. I secured it with a cable tie (as tight as I could get it and don't forget to snip off the excess cable tie.), then pulled adapter through the sock to turn the sock right side out again. That puts the cable tie inside the sock and not visible. Putting the cable tie inside the sock makes it more difficult to force the cable tie to come loose. It worked.
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When you unwind it completely just note how the stap is held to the bottom of the spool. It should have some type of retainer. Undo it and attach new one. Straps are very slick and need to be held securely to the cross shaft of the spool Or they will slip! I just bought a new winch and it did not have the retainer for a strap. I had work hard to attach it correctly so it would not slip. Good luck
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That question just came up for me. The strings got tangled when I was working in the wetlands and I thought about taking it apart and comparing it to the one I use inside. That way I could restring it by using the other as a template. Since mine was totally sweaty/stinky after five years of hard use, I decided to get a new one to replace it. However, I kept the old one in case I needed parts off it. It looks to me that if you use a screwdriver (very carefully) you can back the screws out and restring it. You have to be careful because the screws look like plastic and so is the piece they screw into. Taking them out and putting them back in looks like it could result in stripping if you're not careful. You've really got nothing to lose by trying. Good luck!
278168
I am not sure what a thread strap is but it's a snap in buckle type. Not with a buckle with holes. I hope that makes sense.
1345738
I haven't had that problem since mine screws on and stays on till I take it off. If the design hasn't changed and the black tip still screws on, I would exchange it. That sounds like the threads aren't holding it in.
375627
Well, that didn't happen to me, so I can only guess. Maybe the sheath heated and cooled during transport and has trapped the knife.Or something was jammed into the sheath when the knife was inserted at the factory.My knife slides loose after a firm tug on the strap or handle.Sorry I don't know more.Maybe a call/Email to CRKT might help.www.CRKT.com
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I found a website that sells the replacement fabric for the strathwood folding hammock. I ordered one & was very pleased with the material & quick / efficient manner to which I received it. If you want more information then got to there website at:https://www.macsports-store.com/The fabric replacement # is - PART-H802S-FAB-FZ Hope this helps folks who were looking like I was for the fabric, its nice being able to use my hammock once again.
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When I attach the strap, I line up the screw on the strap with the hole on the bottom of the camera and start threading it on by using (twisting/turning) the strap. Then once the thread has started I use the pop up "C" shaped crank (?) and then hand tighten by turning that. I never overtighten but always make sure it is snug then lay the "C" shaped crank flush against the camera. I hope this helps!
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You can go to the Joby website and they have a great, easy to follow video on how to adjust and position the strap. I don't think your doing anything wrong. I have watched it several times just to make sure myself.
754183
The best advice I can give you is to sit down with the petal in front of you and bring up the picture of the petal from Amazon. My petal does not have the black tab like thing like the picture does now. It appears that the strap goes under the knurled rod near that tab and then through the buckle, with the excess tucked under the petal itself. I had a lot of excess so I cut it off and then held a lighter to the strap and burned it so it wouldn't fray. Sorry not to be of more help.
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The simplest would be to replace the buckle. Remove the old buckle by carefully cutting the threads. If you have a buckle from a previous bag, then sew it back on web belt. I am really disappointed with this bag's performance - from the way oversize belt (which by the way won't stay in a fixed length), to the belt stays slipping and the buckle releasing from just a little bit of pressure allowing the entire assembly to unexpectedly fall from my waist. Sorry I could not have been of greater assist on the repair. Hope for the best.
258735
Gently with a flat screwdriver you will be able to open it. It took me a few minutes to do so, but was never able to attach the strap to it. Good luck!
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I had problems getting the wrist strap 'threaded' into the opening, its a "royal pain" for old hands like mine! But I asked my adult son to help, and he was able to get it threaded through the opening and attached for me. Since he got it attached, I didn't try this, but the narrow point of needle-nose pliers might slide into the opening enough to help you pull the loop through, you then thread the strap through the loop to finish the job. Good luck! I would be leery of opening the the back of the device to get access to the opening. I don't have access to the device right now, I can't say for sure...