proper, way to tighten the chain
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Correct way is to follow the book.
I like to turn the adjuster screw in by hand until its tight and then back it off 1/8 to 1/4 turn.
I also like to grab the secondary and turn it each way to gauge how "tight" it is. If there's too much slop in the wheel, the chain is loose.
I like to turn the adjuster screw in by hand until its tight and then back it off 1/8 to 1/4 turn.
I also like to grab the secondary and turn it each way to gauge how "tight" it is. If there's too much slop in the wheel, the chain is loose.
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They are like 10 bucks at the most on ebay (CD version).
If you are going to wrench on the sled yourself, do yourself a favor and buy the book/CD.
If you are going to wrench on the sled yourself, do yourself a favor and buy the book/CD.
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