The Ally has an problem I think....
05-12-2008, 01:37 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
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It already had twists put in the string when it was set up to get the cables to fall in track... He said that shouldnt have nothing to do with it. IDK
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I have two scales, and I have went around to a few shops and all were different by up to 4lbs.
65lbs is a little light. But if the tech puta few twists in each cable, it would bring it back up to wieght. Shocked an archery tech wouldn't know this.
I have two scales, and I have went around to a few shops and all were different by up to 4lbs.
65lbs is a little light. But if the tech puta few twists in each cable, it would bring it back up to wieght. Shocked an archery tech wouldn't know this.
05-12-2008, 01:42 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
ORIGINAL: buckmaster
It already had twists put in the string when it was set up to get the cables to fall in track... He said that shouldnt have nothing to do with it. IDK
It already had twists put in the string when it was set up to get the cables to fall in track... He said that shouldnt have nothing to do with it. IDK
I'm not sure I understand this one...How would putting twists in the cables help the cables fall into the track?
After a harness settles in often times the cables will need to be adjusted to get the peak weight back up to spec.
05-12-2008, 01:54 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
That speed would be about right if he's got a 28" DL and smooth mod's.
If the BH and A-t-A are correct, and you're still only getting 65#, then something ain't quite right. Strings, limbs???? Not sure which, but one of the two is my bet.
05-12-2008, 02:50 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
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That speed would be about right if he's got a 28" DL and smooth mod's.
If the BH and A-t-A are correct, and you're still only getting 65#, then something ain't quite right. Strings, limbs???? Not sure which, but one of the two is my bet.
That speed would be about right if he's got a 28" DL and smooth mod's.
If the BH and A-t-A are correct, and you're still only getting 65#, then something ain't quite right. Strings, limbs???? Not sure which, but one of the two is my bet.
05-12-2008, 04:56 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
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I'm not sure I understand this one...How would putting twists in the cables help the cables fall into the track?
After a harness settles in often times the cables will need to be adjusted to get the peak weight back up to spec.
ORIGINAL: buckmaster
It already had twists put in the string when it was set up to get the cables to fall in track... He said that shouldnt have nothing to do with it. IDK
It already had twists put in the string when it was set up to get the cables to fall in track... He said that shouldnt have nothing to do with it. IDK
I'm not sure I understand this one...How would putting twists in the cables help the cables fall into the track?
After a harness settles in often times the cables will need to be adjusted to get the peak weight back up to spec.
05-12-2008, 05:22 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
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Lard butt!!
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I wiegh 237 at my house and 241 at the gym!!
I wiegh 237 at my house and 241 at the gym!!
05-12-2008, 05:26 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
My first thought is check on another scale.
Second thought, your cables are probably shot in as the bow is over a year old now. Check your string andcables lengths and twist them back into spec.
Second thought, your cables are probably shot in as the bow is over a year old now. Check your string andcables lengths and twist them back into spec.
05-12-2008, 06:16 PM
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RE: The Ally has an problem I think....
so what yall are saying is that after a year a bow will lose poundage because the cables/string stretches??? and this can be remedied by twisting the cables and or string??