Took it apart and can't get it back together - Andis Pets - Others

SOURCE: putting back together the trimmer

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Posted on Apr 25, 2008

SOURCE: took my crosman 760 apart and cant get back together

Exploded 760 diagram:

http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/C760CLIP-EVP%20&%20PL%201.pdf

Posted on Jun 27, 2009

SOURCE: putting my airgun back together

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Posted on Jul 21, 2009

James Trageser

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SOURCE: I took the mouse apart and I can't put it back

Make sure the circuit board and wires are all in place correctly so they aren't preventing the case from snapping/connecting back together.

Most of the time, it's just a small piece of wire or something that is getting in the way and preventing you from closing it back up.

Devices are made so small these days that they don't leave much room in them for loose wires and all.

I hope this helps :)

Best Regards,

James Trageser

Posted on Jul 29, 2009

SOURCE: my craftsman 22" self propelled

My Craftsman mower lost the self propel feature. The small pulley on the top of the transmission would slip under load, There was just not enough tension on the belt to over come it. Tried a new belt and also replaced the tensioner spring...still slipping when going uphill or with full bag. Possible pulleys worn...not wanting to gamble more time and labor, I bought a 4" 1/4" cap screw with extra nuts and flat washers, a 3"16 eye bolt as well. Drill a 1/4" hole in the bracket that holds the trans activation cable in place and a 3/16" hole in the mower deck so the holes are in alignment with each other. Put the cap screw through the 1/4" hole with the threads facing toward the front of the mower. Fasten the eye bolt into the 3/16" hole in the mower deck locking it in place with one nut on each side of the metal. Now you have the 1/4" bole protruding through the eye bolt. Using a flat washer and nut, tighten then nut easily and when there is room put a second nut on it. When you have tightened it up to the desired belt tension lock the two nuts together using two wrenches. Note...do NOT make the belt incredibly tight or you will destroy the trans in a short time. Go a little at a time till the drive does not slip under load. Good luck hope this helps. Oh....you will have to trim the plastic cover that covers the transmission so the added bolt will clear it and you can put the cover back in it's proper place.

Posted on Jun 22, 2013