I have a diamond hornet bow and when the bow is at full draw the middle of the string comes to rest on the edge of the wheel. It looks like the string is going to fall off. The pro shop I go to is out of business now. I have shot it and it shoots fine, in fact, I shot the biggest deer of my bowhunting career this year. Should I just get rid of it and get a Mathews or what. 10 pointer what would you do in my shoes?

pse i'm sure the diamond (even with the problem) stills shoots better than the mathews does, but i would consider a new hoyt if i was you!!!! <img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>

pse, I have a Diamond Hornet and am trying to picture the situation you describe. Are you talking about the string track at the idler or at the cam. If you like you can email me and I will give any assistance possible. If I don't know the answer I do know how to get it. First thought is to measure axel to axel distances on both sides to see if they are the same. The cable yoke may need to be twisted up on one side a little to even it out. I think my email is in my profile.