I've used this machine with success for about 15 years. Its good enough for me as I only string my racquets. I had shoulder surgery last October so haven't used it since then. When I got it out, the base clamp will not lock closed. As shown (hopefully) in the video. Like an idiot, in trying to fix it, I ended up breaking the other one too. There appears to be a big washer, then three smaller washers, one with ridges. Does anyone have any clue how I can fix these? Thanks so much for any time.
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I've used this machine with success for about 15 years. Its good enough for me as I only string my racquets. I had shoulder surgery last October so haven't used it since then. When I got it out, the base clamp will not lock closed. As shown (hopefully) in the video. Like an idiot, in trying to fix it, I ended up breaking the other one too. There appears to be a big washer, then three smaller washers, one with ridges. Does anyone have any clue how I can fix these? Thanks so much for any time.
I also support this theory
tennishabit
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either dis guy's screwed up or the base's screwed down
imgurably 1 of his nuts laying pickled on the ground
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imgurably 1 of his nuts laying pickled on the ground
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sorry I asked. that nut is completely irrelevant. thought maybe someone on here would have a machine like mine and be able to help.
The machine is a 2004 mutual power tennis stringing machine. It’s not something one can just find an owners manual on. Glad you guys got a kick out of it though.
The machine is a 2004 mutual power tennis stringing machine. It’s not something one can just find an owners manual on. Glad you guys got a kick out of it though.
tennishabit
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my machine's got similar base:
1. the bottom plate might be off the slot. quite simple to see or feel it on the bottom underneath
2. seems the bolt on the top popped up n loose, tighten it
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Irvin
Talk Tennis Guru
You could also try contacting tennis machines:
Phone: 1-800-572-1055 / 314.475.5773
Email: JC@tennismachines.com
JC may be able to talk you trrough it and they may also stock / replacement parts for your machine.
Phone: 1-800-572-1055 / 314.475.5773
Email: JC@tennismachines.com
JC may be able to talk you trrough it and they may also stock / replacement parts for your machine.
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