For Those with a Guardian
#1
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For Those with a Guardian
I have had my Guardian for a few weeks now with about 500 shots through it or so and I absolutely love it. However, there is a slight noise coming from it when shot. When you pluck the string or tap on the top cam with your fingers, there is a slight rattle coming from the cam. Anyone have this problem? I don't have the proper size allen wrenches yetto check all allen bolts. Just wondering if there is anything else to be looking for.
Thanks,
Paul
Thanks,
Paul
#2
RE: For Those with a Guardian
Nope! My Guardian has been absolutely quiet since day one. I would start with your add ons then check the bow screws. Although it doesn't have many of those. Be careful not to over tighten the limb pivot screws. Maybe call Bowtech and ask them what the specs are for torque.
#4
RE: For Those with a Guardian
get the proper allen wrench and check those small allen screws in the cams. mine started getting loose and getting the same vibration. the guys on here told me to put some string wax or blue threadlock on them to keep them from backing out.
#5
RE: For Those with a Guardian
Yep, check your draw-length mods... if they haven't been loc-tited in, you'll need to do that (it's in the owner's manual, but most people miss it). Be sure to use blue loc-tite, which comes in a red tube. [8D]Seriously.
#6
RE: For Those with a Guardian
Mine done the same thing and like the others said, tighten theallen screws. I had to only tighten mine once and did not lock-tite them, but if they come loose again I will.
#7
RE: For Those with a Guardian
Yep, do the blue loc-tite on all the screws. Only takes a few minutes and may save a bad accident from happening.
The two screws on the center fork came loose on my Guardian, I emailed Bowtech and they told me to make sure that
those were very snug. I then put loc-tite on all the rest of the screws on it and my Commander. Took the worry out of
wondering. Great bows, both of them. Can't wait to see what is coming from Bowtech next year.
The two screws on the center fork came loose on my Guardian, I emailed Bowtech and they told me to make sure that
those were very snug. I then put loc-tite on all the rest of the screws on it and my Commander. Took the worry out of
wondering. Great bows, both of them. Can't wait to see what is coming from Bowtech next year.
#10
RE: For Those with a Guardian
ORIGINAL: 95AGGIE
Got the allen wrench, loctite and problem is solved. Next stop, MeanV for a string suppressor.
Thanks for the responses.
Paul
Got the allen wrench, loctite and problem is solved. Next stop, MeanV for a string suppressor.
Thanks for the responses.
Paul
Dan