What is Loctite thread locker, why do I need it, and where do I purchase it?
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Just don't buy the cane. They are very dangerous. Mine broke in 2 days and I fell and got hurt. Don't trust that it will be fine. The chord or whatever makes it fold snapped in mine.
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I really don't know. I hadn't heard of it. This was my husband's cane, so I wasn't really familiar with it.
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Loc-Tite is a type of glue. It comes in several grades, according to strength. It's used MOSTLY on nuts and bolts, to keep them from coming undone. It's also used in other applications to keep itms stuck together.
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Loctite is a glue that can be used on nuts and bolts or screws that come loose. You can buy it here on amazon, if not at a local hardware store, Home depot etc. I have heard that there was a problem with the older style cane with the screws on the feet coming loose. I have not had that problem with my FREEDOM edition. If you have any type of problem with your cane call Hurrycane I am sure they would be helpful. If not please post it here so everyone will know.
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Hi Diane,Thank you for your note. The feet are secure on your HurryCane Freedom Edition cane. Altough we do recommend periodically checking the feet to ensure security, we do not recommend securing the feet with locktite, as the feet are made to be replaced. Like the tires of a car, the feet on the cane will wear down. You'll then be able to replace the feet, instead of the entire HurryCane. Please let me know if you have further questions. Thanks,Courtney
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The Hurricane is complete as purchased. You don't need accessories or spares unless you plan on walking 2-4 miles a day with it. Periodically check the three retainer screws on the bottom of the foot and tighten. My wife has been using hers for over two months and has had no problems. I also use it periodically and I walk fast and much longer.
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Use the "Removable" type of threadlocker. Somewhere on the packaging it will read, "service removable", or something similar. I used Permatex medium strength, blue threadlocker, nothing has come loose yet.
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It replaces the existing one. Save and reuse the existing screw and make sure to use blue loctite
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Yes, use Loctite. When I took my original lock off it had blue Loctite on the screws. Don't use the red Loctite or you may have to drill the screws out if you ever need to replace the lock. There is a very good video on youtube made by Sargent & Greenleaf, it will guide you through the install.
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Have you tried Loctite? Start with "low strength" in case you might ever need to remove the pedals. Search Amazon for "Loctite 38653 222 Purple Low Strength Thread Locker Tube - 6 ml".
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Blue thread locker, metric allen wrenches (1.5mm - 2.5mm), and a #2 Philips. It's a pretty easy build if you're experienced with building things like RC car kits. Instructions could be better (explaining which way to install the Z axis delrin block, which rods go on the X axis vs the Y axis, and exactly how to plug in the motors). Other than that, the build went smoothly. I built mine in a few hours.
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I didn' need it but yours could be missing. I also used locktite during installation.
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Any hardware store should care a similar plastic piece that has a nail in it...it is kind of like an oversize tack. You should be able to get a whole pack for a pretty cheap. Hope that helps. :) Or call the company and see if they can send you one.
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It's a way to plug and unplug your depth finder in seconds. You don't have to unscrew any mounting devices.
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Your local hardware store has everything you need... I have 2 of these... I love them!
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We bought one that was a friction-fit only. Then we found another (on Amazon) that was threaded. You want the threaded version. -Richard &lt;&gt;&lt;
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Hello and thank you for your inquiry. Yes, there is a link. I have included it below. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance to you. Thank you. http://dtxinternational.com/images/manuals/Paragon_Lock_Safe/SKU7725,7750,7700ParaGuardWallSafeManual.pdf
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I usually use Maxi Lock cone thread. I never like to use the cheapest thread, I was taught that my garment was only as good as the thread I used.
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I couldn't find any, but there is the suggestion of red thread locker in the instructions. I put mine on "mega tight" with red thread-loc.
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Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
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JD sells self tapping bolts. Very expensive. This is intentionally not threaded. Whether it was right or not , I tapped mine out and used standard thread bolts, nuts, lock washers and loctite.