how to adjust rack & pinion
1754233
The fence has adjustable Cap Screws that attach it to the Rack. The Rack is adjusted by unclamping it from the base track. I have had mine for about 5 months as 0f today (4-1-14) and I am quite pleased with it, for the price.
761421
i believe the adjustment knob is spring loaded, just push down on it and turn at the same time. That should get your fence back in line. other than that i would refer to the owners manual.
1782743
i'm not sure what to tell you....or how u attached your rear rack, because mine is almost vertical when i attached it to my bike just exactly like the picture....maybe u should ask for an exchange. 20-30 degrees of tilting (either up or down wards) i believe is not right. good luck.
810398
The hanging bar does not adjust. It is suspended by two brackets that attach to the top rack. The brackets and thus the rod can easily be taken off as they aren't attached to the top rack, just hung there. I'll hang wet jeans to dry on the rod and at the same time i can still use the front edge of the top rack to hang my clothes hangers on.
1054052
I would like to know if I can adjust the rack to hang from closer to the ceiling? I do not have very high ceilings and I need it to hang it close to the ceiling so we don't bump our heads on the pans hanging from the rack.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1302304
tighten bolts on bottom ob mounting arms or loosen them 2 desired resistance
1007183
It has to be on a hard flat surface otherwise the pin won't line up. If that's your only option, you can lift the bottom of weight plates to make it aligned.
1212214
Yes, the rack I have is adjustable. You can slide them forward or backward to accommodate your load.
1566985
Yes, you use a standard pin that are used on most all hitches. The bolt you see gets tightened so the bike rack or whatever you are mounting does not move to much from side to side. The bolt holds the rack firmly in place.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack
30470
I no longer have this rack. I do not remember it as being adjustable though. It was awkward to move when collapsed. After I took it with me to sell clothing at a swap meet once I sold it. Get one that does not "collapse". Other racks usually come apart easily if you want to store or move them.
1991708
Cheapest I've found is here:http://www.mcmaster.com/#racks-and-pinions/=xmvfyc
1837122
I use a 1 and 1/8 inch wrench to hold bolt in place and a 1 and 1/8 inch socket for the nut. when tightening the nut the wrench holds the bolt in place from turning.. you may need to use 2 sockets one for nut and one for bolt instead of a wrench and socket.. it is also helpful to have someone to help when placing and removing the rack.
1655344
You tighten it by turning bolt on the fork attachment. You turn the bolt to where the bike is tight, then flip the tightening lever and you can then further turn the bolt to tighten more. Yakima is one of the premium bike rack manufacturers and make terrific products.
2061596
Sorry I can't help you. The rack we purchased went to another location and personnel is not available to answer.
1008314
There is a knob on each side that you need to loosen, then adjust the height and re-tighten the knobs. Not a real pain to do but not real quick either. My biggest complaint is that the bolt holes in the top did not line up with the frame. I had to drill some new holes to assemble it. If you're handy it will be a breeze.
2046314
Across the frame of the rack on the 4 wheeler. Try to find a spot that will not allow slippage or will minimize it