If it uses an o ring, how can you position it the way you want to?
1741837
Most users place it on the seat post. You can adjust the light side to side but the only way to aim it higher is to shim under the bottom of the mount. However the beam is wide enough to be quite effective and the angle of the post.
628663
You can get smaller diameter rubber o-rings at homedepot/lowes. The foam they use on the base of this light is slippery, I put a piece of old inner tube on the bottom of it, glued in place, and with the supplied o-rings it stays in place better. You could probably cut a ring of inner tube to hold it in place as well.
948180
I would not advise doing that, it could change the alignment for proper operation!!
48216
You can rotate it 360 degrees and there are positions it clicks into. There are a lot of clicks, like a small gear. 45 will work.
918316
Many well-equipped hardware stores can sell you an O-Ring that will fit. Just be sure you get one that has the correct diameter as well as the thickness of the ring, itself. If you can't find one locally, try this store online: http://tinyurl.com/7pcpgc5
835053
Mine did. Works perfectly. Just get the O rings placed properly and you are good to go!
816731
When u put the o ring in it just has to be under the two nipples opposite the handle and compressed to be put under the blue plastic one by the handle. If the o ring doesn't look uniform you might need a new one. But otherwise it might make some noise at first while its building pressure but u got to let it build to seal. Maybe just test with low level of solely water as a preliminary. U'll figure it out just play around
326124
It does not function that way. You set it where you want it and tighten the nut and bolt for that position.
41682
Yep... just flip it over. It is better to the right as it conceals the set screw on the bottom.
45893
Yes, using the screw-open, screw-close ring you see in the picture. Otherwise, it probably wouldn't be possible.
1976191
You can but I wouldn't recommend it. It would not be precise and could damage the valve. It's basically a ball valve design and the internal o-rings have full contact in ON or OFF positions. In a partial position the o-rings have partial contact with the ball/barrel and the portion in the 'hole space' is uncompressed and could swell over time. When you close the valve the uncompressed portion could be sheared off by the ball and the valve will no longer shut off. If you want flow control I would use an in-line needle valve before the stop valve. That way you can stop fuel for servicing and you don't have to disturb your flow setting. You can but I wouldn't recommend it. It would not be precise and could damage the valve. It's basically a ball valve design and the internal o-rings have full contact in ON or OFF positions. In a partial position the o-rings have partial contact with the ball/barrel and the portion in the 'hole space' is uncompressed and could swell over time. When you close the valve the uncompressed portion could be sheared off by the ball and the valve will no longer shut off. If you want flow control I would use an in-line needle valve before the stop valve. That way you can stop fuel for servicing and... » Read More You can but I wouldn't recommend it. It would not be precise and could damage the valve. It's basically a ball valve design and the internal o-rings have full contact in ON or OFF positions. In a partial position the o-rings have partial contact with the ball/barrel and the portion in the 'hole space' is uncompressed and could swell over time. When you close the valve the uncompressed portion could be sheared off by the ball and the valve will no longer shut off. If you want flow control I would use an in-line needle valve before the stop valve. That way you can stop fuel for servicing and you don't have to disturb your flow setting. « Show Less
1266301
I checked my order and i ordered the o ring separately. I don't think it can with it but honestly i don't remember.
2046710
We do sell a quick release mount at our website that would work. However popping the o-ring loose is very quick and easy.
2124614
If I remember correctly, there are no set positions. You pick the position you want it placed
212670
Use a flat head screw driver knock it in from side at 45 degree in the anti-clockwise direction
747431
Use pliers to hold the retaining nut then twist the dial. But after reading my review (be leery of this one) you wont want to buy it.
1816881
If you can't get one from the manufacturer, try using a rubber O ring which you can buy from your local hardware store.