is this the older spring tension . which works . or . the "new" twist tension ? which does NOT work ? thanks
6030
It is a twist tension, but it works for me. I have drapes hanging on this rod and it is very snug and has not slipped at all.
6031
This is the older one that works. The new twist kind are useless. Hope this helps!
6032
This is the spring tension approach which works. I don't understand why anyone is producing the twist tension kind which appears not to work.
6033
It's the 'twist tension' tyype. My husband actually used the same type of pieces that the rod slips into that are screwed into the wall that were up for the old rod so we're not really having to depend on the tension to keep it in place.
1799378
I personally don't like spring tensioners. I didn't use mine. I just let the cords hang and trimed the cords to my liking.
1716714
Sorry about the long delay responding.I wondered about that myself before I bought them. I didn't understand why they were twisted until I got them. Now I have three different strength straps sets there all twisted and they work great. I use them on handlebars and frames for motorcycles, atv's, and lawn equipment. I used them in conjunction with quick cinch hook straps. I hope this helped.
436357
The tension screw does make a difference. I had that issue at first until I tightened the tension
1741176
Mine has a plastic twist nut that screws onto the wand. If your plastic twist connection has the threads then it may be the same as mine and works. The wand brass end is threaded and attaches to a similarly threaded nut (mine is a plastic nut)
261067
All it does is that it just pull straight up and locks into place and with some force onto it, it goes back down. It has spring loaded catches in it. You do not have to twist to lock into place.
1929166
I discovered that the adjustment of tension can be modified by taking off the tension by unlatching the pawl then push the pawl until the nut clears the retaining pin and then screwing the nut in or out depending on whether you wish the tension increased or decreased once the lever(pawl) is latched. Directions should have been included to tell one this but not included with mine.
696752
I really don't know. I bought the springs to lift a heavy maple kitchen cabinet much like the one pictured. It was a matterof popping out the old and in the new. It worked the way I expected it to so I read the instructions no further.
676244
No, it is not the coils that make the difference of shading or lining, it is the pressure off the spring arm, you will need to adjust accordingly, they sell a little tool you can use to measure the tension.
2113745
I was able to decrease the tension by following the instructions provided by iBOLT in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuDzjABXU_w (the link can also be found in iBOLT's Customer Support page) Hope that helps!
600350
It's a push/pull cable. I had hoped to use it to manually operate the choke on my old car but the angle/direction of the choke mechanism prevented me from using it. There is no twist to release or anything like that, simply push and pull.
2180954
The torque twist is noticeable. I installed harder springs to the front (included) and that seems to reduce the twisting considerably. I added a few bolts to each wheel to improve traction, and removed the axle guards.
392470
Both springs(left/right) aids in lifting the garage door open so in the close position(garage is closed) both springs are in the unwound position hence the highest tension. For a seven 7 ft garage opening I started unwinding the spring about 7 full turns (with a 6" diameter cable spool) then you can incrementally add to them equally till the garage fully open .
346274
NO, I would suggest working at it slowly until you make progress. I have the original Bullworker (since 1973 - 40 years - if you can believe that!) The spring has NEVER lost tension. It took me years until I could fully compress it in some exercises.p.s.: I do not like this 'new' model. It is NOT the classic Bullworker - but through time and change of companies they're trying to sell this a 'classic'. Look up Gert F. Kölbel, original inventor of the Bullworker on 'Wikipedia' to get a background story.
462556
Before I returned the exerciser I realized that the tension knob really didn't tightened and I turned the knob until I couldn't turn it anymore...still no tension. I purchased the Stamina 55-1610 InMotion E1000 Elliptical Trainer. I should be receiving it tomorrow 08/09/2014. Cost more but I'm willing to try it. Hope this helped.
313401
Just twist it one way to loosen and the other to tighten. Maybe there is something wrong with it. Check with the manufacturer. Sorry I could not be more helpful
1022750
I can t recall the engine number break but I think it was sometime in 98 so I would guess if your car is 99 or newer its this kit. If it was me I would remove the timing cover (10 minute job) and look at the tensioner. If it is the early style it will have a hydraulic pusher style tensioner, if it is the new style it will be a spring loaded self contained tensioner. This tckwp331 kit is what I refered to as the newer style. Hope this helps