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[Poweriser_Jumping_Stilts] Re: technical question

Lee wrote:

> Sounds like you are honking like a Canadian goose, and if not you
> will. Just get some spray graphite lube. Personally I took them
> apart, and doing so I snapped two bolts. I went and bought some real
> bolt at the store and soaked them in Teflon chain oil for my mountain
> bike. That provided a much smoother bounce. You will notice they are
> significantly dry when you take them apart. I think it is wise to
> lube them before you use them much like a bike or rollerblades.

I have decided to follow your advice and have taken mine apart. It was
REALLY obvious that the lack of lube made them totally stiff; I expect
I'll be hollering at people to lube em before they try em on after I get
them back together.

I have discovered that two of the bushings are totally trashed. I tried
Home Despot but their selection was lousy. If anyone knows where you go
to find metric bushings, I'd sure appreciate it. :-) Otherwise I'll
keep looking.



Mon Apr 26, 2004 1:16 am

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Sounds like you are honking like a Canadian goose, and if not you will. Just get some spray graphite lube. Personally I took them apart, and doing so I...
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Apr 18, 2004
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... I have decided to follow your advice and have taken mine apart. It was REALLY obvious that the lack of lube made them totally stiff; I expect I'll be...
Mark Maxham
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Apr 26, 2004
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When I repaired mine I found a standard bolt with no threads in the diddle that was extremely close in diameter to the original bolt. I then bolted it back...
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Apr 26, 2004
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I found some bolts at home depot, the kind that dont rust. Yes, they come very dry (powerisers) also i used garage door jam foam cushion to wrap my knee brace,...
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