Stabillizer came loose, base stripped out???
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kalaheo Hi.
Posts: 319
Stabillizer came loose, base stripped out???
Aloha Everyone ,
I am on the internet , whatch outWell i live in Hawaii and hunt piggs and goats with an older High Country compound . We (3) of us have had these bows since the early 1990's and they have bein through it all with them , and they still keep on going. They are all different. 1- no sights , no peep , no over draw , and the guy rules with it. 2- pin sights , peep and a quiver. Mine now has a wisker biskit , day glow sight and is getting better, UNTILL . My stabilizer starting getting loose on this last hunt and I pulled out the base plug that the stabilzer bar screws into the bow. Has anyone done this before? Any ideas on a fix? Without that threaded part in my bow I cant put a stabilizer back into it. JB Weld , Epoxry??
Any ideas on a good stabilizer for this bow , I dont know the model but just shooting out questions
Glad to be on the forum and appreciate any ideas !!!!!
I am on the internet , whatch outWell i live in Hawaii and hunt piggs and goats with an older High Country compound . We (3) of us have had these bows since the early 1990's and they have bein through it all with them , and they still keep on going. They are all different. 1- no sights , no peep , no over draw , and the guy rules with it. 2- pin sights , peep and a quiver. Mine now has a wisker biskit , day glow sight and is getting better, UNTILL . My stabilizer starting getting loose on this last hunt and I pulled out the base plug that the stabilzer bar screws into the bow. Has anyone done this before? Any ideas on a fix? Without that threaded part in my bow I cant put a stabilizer back into it. JB Weld , Epoxry??
Any ideas on a good stabilizer for this bow , I dont know the model but just shooting out questions
Glad to be on the forum and appreciate any ideas !!!!!
#4
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Hartford WI
Posts: 22
RE: Stabillizer came loose, base stripped out???
If the threads are stripped out of the bow,go to your local auto parts store(ie NAPA,Car Quest,etc) and get a product called Heli-coil inserts.
It comes in a kit consisting of a threading tap,stainless steel threaded inserts and a insert installation tool.you will have to tell them what thread size your stabilizer is so they can give you the right kit.these kits come in both metric and standard sizes and in many differant bolt sizes.They are acually very easy to use will hold up to almost anything.
It comes in a kit consisting of a threading tap,stainless steel threaded inserts and a insert installation tool.you will have to tell them what thread size your stabilizer is so they can give you the right kit.these kits come in both metric and standard sizes and in many differant bolt sizes.They are acually very easy to use will hold up to almost anything.
#5
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kalaheo Hi.
Posts: 319
RE: Stabillizer came loose, base stripped out???
Thanks Guys ,
Ill probally try the epoxy, Ive JB Welded everything else in the past so I may try something different.The part isnt stripped so this should work.
Happy HuntingHappy Holidays
Ill probally try the epoxy, Ive JB Welded everything else in the past so I may try something different.The part isnt stripped so this should work.
Happy HuntingHappy Holidays
#7
RE: Stabillizer came loose, base stripped out???
If the insert itself is not stripped andit just came out of the bow then yes go ahead and epoxy it back in. It was probably pressed and glued in somehow from the factory so re-gluing it shouldn't be a problem. As far as a new stabilizer goes you can't go wrong with a doinker. I like the 4-6in versions for hunting.
Welcome aboard!
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