Is there anything to prevent the complete removal of the balls from the shank portion? (Does it adjust all the way off in the lower direction?)
1731345
No. You have to remove it from the shank and turn it over and re-insert to change the ball size or to adjust it up above the receiver.
1731346
One ball is male shank and the other ball is the female end and they thread into each other through the arm.
1731347
No, nothing stops it. To flip the balls you slide it all the way off then turn it over and slip it back on.
1731348
It does come completely off...so you can flip it over. What keeps it attached to hitch assembly is a lock pin. This is keyed to the hitch pin...same key works both.
1731349
Yes it comes all the way off so it can be flipped over to use the other size. It can only come off with a key
2221024
Unfortunately not. That's one of the things I wish too. It's riveted to the clamp. The top portion of the clamp unscrews out of the ball joint, but the bottom portion, which includes the ball, is permanently attached.
379605
Do not believe so. I had the shank and pin but I may be 90% wrong and say that normally shanks come less the pin.
98086
Yes it does. That's exactly right. Loosen the ball head a little bit and it moves freely.
1625424
Do you mean install balljoint into spindle? The balljoint doesn't come out of control arm. It does take a little effort to get it back to the spindle but a big pry bar will do the trick.
2183064
The length is adjustable but not left to right OR up and down. I returned mine for a refund because it didn't line up with the string on my PSE stinger. I wasn't too concerned about it at first but after a few shots the rubber stopper started flying off with every shot. It seemed to silence the string pretty well before it started flying off. Spend the money on one of the more expensive ones that will actually adjust to line up with your string.
1337275
No, definetly do not try to adjust anything. The blades are difficult to put in purposefully. I put mine in by striking the end of the blade (not to hard) on my workbench top. Basically the opposite of removing the blade.
1069599
Here is a link to a video that is titled, "Open Toe Free Motion Spring Foot by HUSQVARNA VIKING" it looks to me that if your machine has this same type ankle/foot that you have a "low shank" you just have to take off the whole ankle not just the foot, that this free motion darning attachment would most likely work. Take a look at this: ( I hope this helps) :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW6spUsn5jM&sns=em
2221025
The ball socket assembly attaches to the clip with two allen screws - I haven't tried taking it apart, but it shouldn't be any problem to get it off. The actual ball in the socket also appears to be held in place with an allen screw.
2061416
It will only tilt slightly. The tilt is limited by the "ball joint" connection.
302624
Real ball are not a problem if you the target cloth provided with the net. I doesn't really protect against a shank so I used "Birdie Balls"and "Almost Balls". You might be a better player so no need to worry but I heard even pros shank a shot ever so often when they working on a new shot or idea in practice.
2178146
I found that mine would stick at certain positions which made smooth movement across the full length near impossible. As far as to much play I had the opposite it was smooth and controlled till I hit that rough spot and even lubricant didn't help much
1890044
The ball head should be able to come off, not sure how to do that. I tried to remove it but no success. Although 4th pics from product page does have inverted center column.
303283
The 'top' of the post swivels up and down the pole depending on who is hitting the ball. There is no adjustment to be made. Just fill the bottom with sand or water, water being my preference as the bottom is also the storage 'box' when you put it away. All you have to do is put the pole together and fit it into the filled base. The rest is up to the players as to the ball wrapping up or down. Remember that a replacement rope and ball can be purchased after the kids wear the original out.
2051692
no i tried to remove it too. also, backboard mountings are close together which makes the board have a "soft" feel when shooting off the backboard, as well as when shooting onto the rim, if you like that sort of feel.
1049509
It's a bit of a challenge, but worth the trouble since the balls are really nice. I searched YouTube and found a couple videos. Keep track of all of the parts. I missed that a little tray had flown off and could never get the mechanism to seat correctly. The missing tray was the problem. I found it and was able to put it back together correctly. http://youtu.be/4CB0UFabuxYhttp://youtu.be/qD5N4fmsl7A
1912619
there is a slot on the bottom piece that you slide one of the provided nuts into. This makes it possible to tighten down the machine screw.