The mongram says they have a Uni bushing installed that would suggest the tips / points are screw in type Is this not correct ?
1698290
Nope these are for archery targets only you cannot change the heads. Think of the arrow as a pencil and the point is the sharpened part
1698291
Uni bushings are located at the base of the nock. They help deflect oncoming arrows (as not to get a Robin Hood). The points are the glue-in practice tips, which are great for use and abuse. These arrows aren't spined (weight rated) for anything high poundage. The highest weight bow I shot them from is a 35# recurve. I would generally stick with 25# and below.
1698292
The points are not the screw in type, where you can interchange field tips with broadheads. They are only these fixed SS field-type tips. I don't really like them.
1698293
Uni Bushing refers to the nock end of the arrow shaft.The arrow tip point is glued in.
1201632
I believe so. I just pulled up the cascademountaintech.com site which show the tips and other parts.
1171510
They give you them to insert into the bushings. Everything goes well. Get the longer sway bar links and good spring compressors and make sure they won't slip. I like the setup.
1188741
there are two different type screws. you have to get the right ones in the right places. it is spelled out in the directions.
606480
Are you referring to the piece that slides up and down the square upright tubing? If yes, insure the plastic bushing is installed right and that you have sprayed the silicone on the tubing.Are you referring to the pegs on which you actually place the weights on? or the clamp that goes on it?It is very important that you refer to the parts identification page to insure that you have installed the part in the right place.
32752
Thanks for the answers, I tighten the screw in each and they both work. Thanks
89870
yes, the bushings are already pressed in. They DO NOT come with bolts and nuts, but those are easy to find.
2263601
The alignment tip is for alighning the hot tweezers. The tweezers should be aligned already. Mine were atleast. After use they may become misaligned and you may use that tool.
342431
The bushing is not visible but f2f here is a joint near the top and the bottom. My builder saw fit to use these so buy we at a time. 3 replacements in 1 years is not bad.
1011225
Absolutely they will word. Both mine came without the bolts, so make sure you have all the hardware. If not the bolt hardware is T8132 and the bushing hardware is part c0512. They will take case of you if anything is missing.
761587
They're self-tapping. Just screw them in.I wasn't exactly impressed by the provided screws and the location of the holes pre-drilled in the metal brackets, though. So, I drilled new holes and used better screws. The standard hardware will work. Mine will just work better.
1720697
Do not remember. I did add brass sleeves to both sides to fill in the space between the axi and hub. Sleeves had a flange on one end. Maybe I should call it a bushing. Bought them at ace hardware. Cart works fine
881485
I own this, but I have an 09 CC Sport, so mine were the dual tips together. If your dual tips are together like the picture than yes. if you're implying your tips are one on each side of your car, then I do not know if your tips are the same (I would assume yes).
897216
No the threads for the tips are different the threads to regulator are the same
1149214
It is probably the ceramic bushing. It is located behind the improper. You can buy that
1625975
Not this one. If you do the threads will be worn and not accept the guide bushings. The same maker has a jig with dedicated non adjustable bushings.
523616
No it has a 1/2 inch screw thread. Although I would expect you could find a reducing bushing that would work.