OK, I got the neck, but still don't have tapemeasures at the adjustments and when I turn it it doesn't stay it want's to pop itself where ever it want
1246417
I was having the same problem, I opened the form as wide as I could and let it sit like that for a day, now it works well.
169851
I would first try adjusting the neck tension rod with the head under the plastic plate just about the nut of the fret board. I would be very reluctant to try to deepen the cuts in the nut, you'll probably end up with fret buzz. A machine shop should be able to straighten the bend of the bridge that the strings rest on. You might also research a replacement bridge system that is either adjustable or just simply lower. I was fortunate that mine cam to me pretty close to perfect. Mine has a great action. Good luck, DOC.
94176
I would try a different outlet this neck wrap is very powerful. Maybe you have too much on the same surge. Hope that info helps
479269
It is only adjustable within the four slots that you see on top but I am yet to see a guitar neck that it doesn't fit to yet.
528112
You have to get one of the flat plastic adjustor pieces that is available. It has 2 long rectangular slots, so the strap is adjustable. I just pop riveted the ones I did and wound it with electrical tape. You could use small screws, nuts and washers also.
1303384
You might have a defective one. Mine actually stays where it's at. Maybe have them send you a different one?
1484528
It may need to be tightened, there are screws on the side. Mine was actually missing but it has worked out ok. That is all the advise I can give you and you can walk into a music store to check it out before returning.
627501
You can try adjusting the neck or may be a flaw in a fret. Mine was great out of the box with just a little adjustment in the action.
2217416
You must un-screw the neck. The neck is what the rope is tied to,RegardsAPW
2228209
I have a 18" neck, fully extended it almost doesn't fit, considering your neck is 4" bigger I'm sure it won't fit, for the price they are good little units, I'm pretty happy with mine but keep in mind it's not a 200.00 milspec unit.
963025
Ultimately I could not put it on the way the instructions told me to. I had to put the straps in place loosely and then slip it on the front of my body. Then kinda pull it back and over my head as you would a t-shirt. Then once it was in place I could adjust it.
331176
That is very weird. I got mine adjust pretty good and have never come off. Make sure the black end cap and screws are down tight...hope it helps.
2259115
I am assuming the neck is too small. If you have asked the company for an extension and they can not help you, try this: make an extension using the same size buckle and webbing. To keep the buoyancy buy an inexpensive "Noodle" with the hole in it. Cut noodle to length you need. Thread your webbing in it. Put a buckle on each end. (May want to sew or glue those in place.)
313401
Just twist it one way to loosen and the other to tighten. Maybe there is something wrong with it. Check with the manufacturer. Sorry I could not be more helpful
745783
This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight... » Read More This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. « Show Less
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You may need to adjust the lock tensioning nut. This is the Nylock nut on the opposite end of the locking lever on the collar assembly. With the locking lever in the locked position, tighten the Nylock nut with a nut driver until there is enough friction to prevent the stand tube from moving. At this point you should be able to release the locking lever (about a quarter turn ) and the stand tube should move freely. Ive attempted to attach a photo but I don't thing this messaging service will allow it. Good Luck!
32663
Try unscrewing the adjustment entirely...the should be a rubber seal inside in addition to a little plastic ring. See if either of those are mangled and messing with the adjustment.