I am a little concerned about how much post-purchase setup would be required to lower the action. Is this likely to be needed?
651009
I like the action low, so I have both lowered and raised the action using the truss rod. it's easy and one can find instructions online. Lowering the saddle is more complicating but I have not needed to do that.
651010
No the action was fine on the one I got ,but usually that is like 40-50 bucks
582207
it does take a little pushing effort but i think it's normal and i don't adjust it often. the company would know better than any amazon purchaser. i would call them before returning it.
358705
I would recommend having the machine on the lowest setting if you are not a constant exerciser. Then slowly increase the speed little by little until you are comfortable with the results.
1987875
Nope! Have found no issues at all,.... at the range or in the field. I set mine up to the best of my ability,then took to the local pro shop I use and they did the final needed adjustments for me. I really enjoy this drop away.
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
2027909
It varies. You can choose how much you want to lower it when you install it. Anywhere between 0", 1", or 2". You decide.
230033
This was my son's and he says it is designed to do this. Just launch it; as long as you are following the instructions, it should be fine.
1934109
It's really not setup for constant removal and re-installs. The self tapping screws will eventually strip and the fitting/guide tabs will wear or break with constant use. This will result in a loose fitting device around the trigger which is just asking for trouble.
192570
Thanks for all the replies. Don't understand it, but my 900 will not go in under normal hand pressure, and I'm afraid to force any harder. I wouldn't worry about cracking the stand, but I sure don't want to break the flash base! Will play this weekend and if I can't make it work, looks like the AS-21 for me!
28370
Hi Kev,If you can provide me with pictures I can help you. I haven't done this in a while, but you should not need to use ANY force what so ever. If you are using force you are completely doing it wrong.
1296083
You shouldn't need that much force. I am a 60 yr. old woman and can't left over 35 lbs. I didn't have any problems. The only thing I can suggest is trying to reverse which wheel you put on the end of the shaft. If all else fails reread the directions. I know sometimes I miss something.
359554
It's not recommended. Without the key to keep the lower pins in the barrel, you will have to reset the lower pins and springs. It's definitely do-able but difficult and time consuming.
28994
No. The amount of force required to activate (to push down on the release pedal) is quite substantial, which precludes this being used on a table.
1789463
Pretty much. The only piece that needs installing is the tension screw at the top. In fact, to get it back into the box it needs to be removed. The whole unit folds into a neat small package. I would not discourage anyone from trying it, especially with Amazon's return policy, it just didn't work for me. cheers, doc
2021308
The 944's will lower the ultra by an inch. You can get lowering blocks for about 30 dollars.I bolted the 944's to the first hole in the lowering blocks. It gave me exactly 2 inch's and the bike rides great. Any more than that is to low.
221596
I don't think you should have a problem, but check what the CFM needed for this particular item and if not, move up to the full horse powered item just to be safe.
2038770
Thanks for the clarification. I didnt know if that was the limit or not, i assumed i could at least get some directional control but i guess not.