White vanes on my supplied bolts ..bad in the snow in Northern Ontario.Any one tried magic marker on them without damaging the plastic ?
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Magic marker is fine just use permanent marker because you will need to spray them with a scent killer
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Got the same ones, in Kansas, its a plus. I would not hesitate to use permanent magic marker on them. Lots of people write on their vanes.
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The ones we have are all neon yellow. My husband who uses them in Connecticut does not have this problem. Sorry tried to help.
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this was my first use of a mechanical, holding onto the fixed blades for ever - I have not had this problem, the clips when aligned with the blade snap over the lip on the blade and then seat tight when screwed onto the arrow - easiest way I found to get it all together was to use the plastic tool piece they sent, push the broad down in it, the align the clip and screw it onto the arrow. I can attest they make a devastating hole, will not go back unless a state doesn't allow mechanicals. happy hunting.
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I had the same problem, one hubcap flew off on the highway. I ended up painting the originals and scrapping these.
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I have had 1 fletch come off as a result of a pass through. I shot a dozen bolts all summer with no issues. It is a non-issue on my opinion.
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Ohh sorry my bracket is at my camp where there's still 2 foot of snow. Perhaps you could call the supplier
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I would suggest talking with customer support at the manufacture. I have not used mine all winter but will be using mine at least by May. I am waiting for the snow to melt.
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Hopefully you would have better luck than I did. First results were fantastic. As winter progressed it started to bubble up....now it is peeling off. Very upset....now they tell you to sand your wood before using the product. If it is a new deck I would not use it....good luck.
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If the wheel itself is not staying attached to the "AXLE", THEN IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE "PAL-Nut" has departed for the great spring thaw....if that's the case then go to the hardware store and look in the assortments for a new PAL nut, and get on with it....If its the blue wheel adapter "bracket" is broken or missing a tab, just duct tape it to the orange hoop for now.... I've had quite a few of these products, I buy them in pairs so that I have extra handle extensions, clips and Plan "B" when its crunch time....its one of the tools in my company's snow removal arsenal, and a valued one at that....I find that they take a beating when your removing snow deeper than the hoop..(12") at a time, also if there is a layer of crust within the bottom 3" of the removal path, that also puts a hurtin' on plastic bits....we have learned how hard to push them, what their limitations are, and when to change tactics....this really is designed well, but as a maintenance tool.....its really a finish mower compared to a brush hog. Hillbilly Greg ;})-
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I have only had mine for about 1 1/2 months. Upon installation, I, as I always do with outside movable parts, I sprayed white lithium grease on the threads of the 2 bolts and on the shaft and it's inside collar. I plan on hitting it again before another Maine winter sets in. Hope this helps....S
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I am actually in the same boat. My bolts were damaged and I wanted new ones. So I went to homedepot, an automotive store, and even a few hardware stores. I had no luck finding the exact kind. A lot of the store owner s told me to contact the company that made the mulcher.
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The white things are the bolts. I did not end up using these. They are locking, meaning the bolts will not vibrate off, but not "theft proof" locking. Did not work for my motorcycle plate, which I needed theft proof.
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YES! It's precisely what I bought it for. I burnt the cuff of a Lands End down coat on my snowblower. It's not a perfect match but it's been at least a couple weeks and it's holding up great, and looks ways better than the holes with the down popping out. :) Taking a tip from my physical therapist when she applies KT tape, I rounded off the corners of the piece of tape I applied so there wouldn't be pointy corners to start to pull away first.
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Hello,Elaine my dear. You could contact the mfgr.,or do what I did. I lived in Ms.when I gpt mine,and used it almost daily walking to my spot on this pretty creek. I called it Eden,it was so beautiful! (Got bit by a water moccosin there too-there are snakes in Eden)! Anyway,I about wore the tip out,so I went to Wal-Mart and bought a rubber Stryker tip for a crutch. (Cane size is too small). Then I filled it with Permatex Ultra-Blue gasket maker-waterproof-and let it set over night. Still have that same tip on it,three years later. Oh,the little deal that keeps it from sinking in? Leave it on. Hope this helps you,Elaine. Thanks for letting me help you. Steve
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John: V-belt ... checked manual before rolling to work ... only issue so far was chute collar which cracked during first use ... Since brand new product at that time, there were no replacement parts. They tried to give me a hard time but failed. It was replaced. LOL wishing you no snow ... ; )
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We go south for the winter, that prevents freeze damage! Seriously though, the tubes are rubber and would not be harmed by freezing, the caps are solid plastic, I doubt that the volume of water left in them would be a problem, but I suppose you could always put the original caps back for winter storage. Why don't you try contacting the mfr directly, they would be able to give you the proper answer. Good question though, I had not really thought about it before, but it does remind me, I do need to top up my batteries.
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Ewl 30 is rated for -100 dg F . After our snowstorm south of Indy I took my AR DI wetted down with ewl 30, let it sit in -10 dg windchill for 2 hours, side by side with a open container of ewl 30. Then I proceeded to shoot 100 rounds through it with zero malfunctions over a period of an hour. And to that point the ewl in the open container still wasn't frozen. Beyond that I'm not sure
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Mine were like that too! They eventually flattened enough that it didn't look weird. I just kept smoothing them out on the window until they stuck and left them alone. But I would return them if I were you because mine do not stick at all, now that it is cold outside. I haven't been able to use them all winter long.