I assume that the nut comes off as any standard nut would. Righty tighty lefty loosey? How do you keep the tub from turning?
1706876
Actually it turns clockwise to loosen, since the drum spins clockwise. The drum will not turn as you remove the but good tool I used it yesterday to remove another drum.
1706877
The answer to your question is yes. We tried but didnt use the wrench. The whole thing was a great deal of trouble. Tub didnt move.
1706878
The wrench is the only device that gets into this tight space. The big nut is left rotation to loosen. I had to resort to wedges on the tub lip. A big hammer impacting onto the wrench broke loose the "aluminum nut" on steel shaft !! That was difficult. Best of luck in not striping the edges. I did buy (2) replacement nuts.
1706879
You put the tub wrench on, and give it a sharp whack with a hammer. The inertia of the tub keeps it from turning.David Seaquist says that the nut turns clockwise to loosen. I believe this is not correct. The tub is splined to the shaft. I believe it is a normal right-hand thread.There are videos on YouTube that show how to remove this nut.
1706880
Yes left to loosen. And help with a hammer to tap it loose. It took two people when we did it. One to keep the tub from turning. On an online video, they left the white ring on top of the tub which may have help the guy in the video do it single handedly. Or maybe his wasn't on as tightly as ours was! Good luck.
1706881
You put the tub wrench on, and give it a sharp whack with a hammer. The inertia of the tub keeps it from turning. David Seaquist says that the nut turns clockwise to loosen. I believe this is not correct. The tub is splined to the shaft. I believe it is a normal right-hand thread. There are videos on YouTube that show how to remove this nut.
434668
What we ended up doing is taking a very big flat-bladed screwdriver and wedging it in between one side of the hex bolt and the metal of the bottom bar. We then used a great big wrench to turn the ball to tighten it. (So we turned the ball and held the nut in place as opposed to holding the ball still and turning the nut). Doing it this way did mar the rubbery covering of the unit a little, but it also got the job done.
752436
it has left handed threads. turn it counter clockwise to loosen. a small impact wrench might help?
224183
The nut is a jam/lock nut. Turning from bottom depends on how much weight is on the leveler. I would suggest adding another nut and jamming both nuts together then should be able to adjust from bottom.
168771
You have to tighten the nut very, VERY tightly, and the act of doing so has a tendency to tilt the seat forward a bit, so start with it tilted slightly back. It's not a really comfortable seat-I'm thinking about replacing it with something different.
431929
Typically, twisting and wiggling it around will allow it to come right out. Some times, you'll have to push it a little bit inwards along with the twisting and wiggling. I hope this helps you!
989914
I just had the same problem, but switching the washer to domed side up helped. It may seem like the screw has gone as far as possible but with some muscle it should screw in tightly. A ratchet-type screwdriver was very helpful in properly tightening the screw while holding the nut with pliers with my other hand.
594300
Loosen the little bolt with the little tool provided and turn to opposite side ......then tighten again. It was used left handed often then a friend borrowed and turned base to use right handed. Very easy.
743488
I extend the legs first and tighten nuts...this gives the stand some downward weight. Then loosen the turn knob at end of center post and the inner tube should advance freely. Sounds like there may be a dent or crimp in the tubing or a metal burr that's catching. I'd return for an exchange.
1913190
If your tub is round you would have to put them closer together at the top so when you pull your cover off one side would'nt fall off. When a little planing you should be able to make them work. Good luck
2233181
You have first to split the two halves of the housing by untighten them. Once the two housings are separated it's very easy to reverse the plastic cartridge inside and reassembly the two halves of it. Do not exaggerate tightening up as in a month time you'll have to do this again. This is what I am doing every beginning of month. It' s funny you asked this question as I just did that 30 min ago when in the shower. I hope this helps, good luck!
1570208
It takes just a bit of elbow grease, that's all. I used two sets of pliers; one to hold the bolt and the other to hold the nut as I turned. Once you get past that white seal, it works fine.
1240021
Lefty losey, righty tighty is not the rule on the juicer. Lefty tighty, Righty losey does it. I guess it is done this way so that regular use will not back the screws out. Hope this helps.
461667
The nose cone/spinner pops right off. I just grab it with two fingers and pull, allowing access to the nut holding the prop. If that doesn't work try a small standard driver to pry between the joint.
2165807
I have had great success with rounded nuts. It basically cuts into them get the grip necessary to pull them out. The nuts must be replaced after removal.
56090
I believe it secures with a small turn/rotation. One direction secures the bowl and the other releases it. It's basically a thread but only rotates about 5 degrees.
1197071
follow cable down to lever that stops wheel. you will see a nut, turn to left to tighten. turn to right to loosen.