Century bob bought it used. Trying to figure out what parts are missing on the inside tube that hold Bob up at the different height positions?

Hello, Constantine -

This YouTube video with a demonstration of assembling a Century Body Opponent Bag (B.O.B.) may prove instructive:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2JnOo4czLo
Start watching at minute 2:01.

Note: You may wish to stock up on replacement bolts and washers for those which may break in the future when gym members choose to climb on the unit. :)

Best wishes.

Cap locks maybe? Bob @ Yahoo.com is different than; [email protected];
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Get hold of a service manual OR go to dealer and ask for photocopy of the relevant parts breakdown picture page.

Right side you have axle going through swing arm into a short spacer, through right wheel bearing, internal spacer, left wheel bearing out the left side through a longer spacer, and then the swing arm and then on the axle you will have a washer, cone nut and an "E" clip. Inside the swing arm ends you have the belt adjustment pieces that normally would not come out of the swing arm ends. And of course on the right side you would also have the brake caliper mounting and support arm.

You can order the shocks off of eBay and there are videos on YouTube to show you how to work on them hope this helps Merry Christmas

thread loops on the bottom is a sign that it isn't threaded correctly or the tension isn't set right.

Industrial machines tend to do some strange threading procedures. Are you sure you have it threaded correctly? Two of the machines I've had required that I do a 360 around one of the tension discs. I would start there.

Also some industrial sewing thread is waxed and that wax can cause you issues in between the tension discs. Raise the presser foot and take a piece of sturdy material like canvas or denim and "floss" between those discs. It will help remove wax build up that could be keeping your tension discs from working properly.

It really depends on why you need this stroller. Ill start off by saying I have 5 strollers and 2 kids (4 months and 3.5 years). We spend half the year in Europe and there we have the Bugaboo Chameleon (great for city living but not practical for suburbs) and the Baby Jogger City Mini GT for traveling to other countries. We used the Maclaren quest for a while but found that the cobblestone and uneven grounds in Europe made it tough for our daughter to sleep so now the Maclaren just stays in the trunk for quick grocery runs. We also have the Bob Ironman for running for when we are in the States. My husband and I run on average of 15-30 miles a week on paved roads and trails and we love the Bob. Problem now is we have two children. My daughter is old enough where we don't need a double for everyday as we have the buggy board for the Bugaboo and that works fine. HOWEVER we are very active and we got tired of taking turns running with one child while the other waits. My daughter can't run mileage of course and even trail runs /walks are too strenuous for a toddler to walk. We needed a double for this reason. Locally we don't have these strollers so I ordered both. I love both my Baby jogger City mini GT and Bob Ironman so I wasn't sure if the Summit Double or Bob Double is what I needed. Brief comparison

1- I like the canopy on the Baby Jogger better than the Bob. It's the same coverage just sturdier.
2- the foot rest on the summit is really short. My daughters feet were dangling off the side bc she simply didn't know where to put them
3- the Bob tends to sag in the middle when both children are inside. Not the seat portion but the backrest. This was not an issue on the Baby Jogger.
4- the baby jogger is really short length wise. It makes it great for turns but I was worried if I took it on hills or trail runs that it would tip backwards. The Bob is much longer (and slimmer BTW) which also gives my daughter a place to rest her feet.
5- handbrake. I really wanted one since I'm used to my ironman. The Baby Jogger has it and the Bob does not (even though Bob is coming out with a double in July 2014 with an adjustable handle and handbrake but I needed the stroller ASAP and couldn't wait).

Long story short - we returned the summit and kept the Bob. The only reason why I'm not giving this a five star rating is because I miss having a handbrake. For running, I needed the durability and ruggedness of the Bob. I never write reviews but I figured perhaps this can help someone with the same criteria as I did without having to return one stroller back for $80. Arghhhhhhh
https://myhealthshoponline.com/all-product/the-best-jogging-stroller/

Not very common, but I don't see how the seal could scratch the tube. There are a few millimeters of clearance between the tube and metal part of the seal. The rubber seal rubs the tube and is bonded to the metal ring. Either the tube was scratched during assembly or the seal was BADLY dented somehow. Further, the tube is hard chromed and the seal metal is soft steel. Go figure!

a kink in the hose will cause poor water flow so it will be slow to heat and may cause the heat not to be as hot, as for the defrost, check the operation of all diverter doors, should be vacuum controlled, you may have a vacuum leak under dash or missing hose

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Microsoft bought Aloha Bob and shut the company, and its support sites down. Microsoft also removed all info from its website about this acquisition. The company's software was integrated into Windows Vista.

Without the ability to update the program, it is freezing. Refer to the below website for information on Aloha Bob.

Aloha Bob