OK - here is the situation at hand..
I sold my Ripper which was used for about 2 weeks to someone... they said that the ripper was "stripping" his threads on his knob... I had some plastic looking thread "debris" when I installed mine as well, but just chalked it upto plastic VS metal, as well as the "slot" for the "plug" to stop it from rotating...
I got this in a E-mail the other day ------
Well I guess the "plug" spread the shaft at the split, I put a grade 8 nut, 9/16-18 on it to try to squeeze it back to the right size, it took most of the threads off. I guess it is screwed. Any ideas?
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Which is where we stand now... if I did spread it, I will be more than happy to give this person the money back... but I can't beleive the Ripper is a 1 time install... I see people selling them all the time.
Looking for some advice on this one... I do not want to be as ass... nor do I want to be taken advantage of.
I sold my Ripper which was used for about 2 weeks to someone... they said that the ripper was "stripping" his threads on his knob... I had some plastic looking thread "debris" when I installed mine as well, but just chalked it upto plastic VS metal, as well as the "slot" for the "plug" to stop it from rotating...
I got this in a E-mail the other day ------
Well I guess the "plug" spread the shaft at the split, I put a grade 8 nut, 9/16-18 on it to try to squeeze it back to the right size, it took most of the threads off. I guess it is screwed. Any ideas?
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Which is where we stand now... if I did spread it, I will be more than happy to give this person the money back... but I can't beleive the Ripper is a 1 time install... I see people selling them all the time.
Looking for some advice on this one... I do not want to be as ass... nor do I want to be taken advantage of.