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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 30
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so ive been watching a lot of people do it differently. i see some people start at 50% on one screw and go until it stops. moving to the next screw in clockwise/counterclock direction. Once they get back to the one they started at, they give it 90% and tigten it until it stops moving in the same direction. and then just make sure its all tight with a quick squeeze.
then ive seen people who do this but in a cross pattern. bottom left, top right, bottom right, top left. Then repeating the tightening at 90% and then the quick check. is there a direction you guys usually do or a habit of how much power u put into it. i generally do the clockwise fashion 3 times. Once lightly till stops, second time tighten withe more power until stops. third quick squeeze and im done. thanks guys |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Edmonds, WA
Posts: 67
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Definitely screw in two cross screws about 50%, and then the others two the same, and then its definitely the criss cross action. Works good,
Although I found that on my new Union Force Sl's, the front foot keep gettin loose, anyone ever use plumbers tape in stead of loctite? Always had better luck with that stuff. |
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