LeXtraPress™
#1
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From: Alvo Nebraska USA
Heere's a pic or two of my new shop press
It will work on bows with up to 32 5/8 inch risers and any length limbs
No Hydraulic jack, no cable winch, no ratchet strap and no trailer jack
It will work on bows with up to 32 5/8 inch risers and any length limbs
No Hydraulic jack, no cable winch, no ratchet strap and no trailer jack
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From: Alvo Nebraska USA
The rubber cords are what helps to balance the assembly out while there is not a bow in the press, otherwise it will fall to one side (motor side), it's very stable without a bow in it
Here's a pic with my Allegiance in it

Here's a pic with my Allegiance in it

#8
Looks a lot like an electric motor off of a snowplow, mounted to some sort of flange that I'm assuming turns the threaded rod and draws the arms in towards each other. Very nifty.
How does it get power? Plug it into the wall, or your car?
Edit - what drives the rod to turn? Chain? Gears?
How does it get power? Plug it into the wall, or your car?

Edit - what drives the rod to turn? Chain? Gears?


