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The procedure below is a simple adjustment to correct a situation where the end nut has been allowed to turn and change the tension. \\ | The procedure below is a simple adjustment to correct a situation where the end nut has been allowed to turn and change the tension. \\ | ||
- | This just helps to change the tension back. \\ | + | This just helps to change the tension back. Some have used this procedure and seem to like it. \\ |
+ | Use the information at your own risk. \\ | ||
- **Turn the adjusting sleeve down to the lowest setting**. | - **Turn the adjusting sleeve down to the lowest setting**. | ||
- **Remove the nut on the end of the handle**. | - **Remove the nut on the end of the handle**. | ||
- **Adjust the tension on the handle sleeve**. | - **Adjust the tension on the handle sleeve**. | ||
- | * Hold the sleeve with one hand and turn the threaded bushing on the end clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the tension. \\ (you' | + | |
- | - **After you've turned the bushing in/out a little, | + | |
+ | - **After you've turned the bushing in/out a little, | ||
+ | * The bushing should turn with the sleeve with the threads not moving in the sleeve. | ||
- **Perform the calibration check above to see where the wrench clicks now**. | - **Perform the calibration check above to see where the wrench clicks now**. | ||
- **Repeat this calibration procedure until you get the wrench to click on the length mark as in the test check above**. | - **Repeat this calibration procedure until you get the wrench to click on the length mark as in the test check above**. | ||
+ | - **Once done, install the nut on the end**. | ||
+ | * Be careful not to allow the end nut to turn the bushing in the sleeve while tightening. \\ That would change wrench calibration. | ||
+ | - **Once the wrench is back together, bushing tight, do a final calibration check**. | ||
+ | * Tightening the nut on the end can throw calibration off. It just needs to be tight enough stay put. | ||
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+ | On the test wrench, the bushing was turned clockwise originally and the wrench clicked even farther toward the handle end once tested. \\ | ||
+ | Subsequent adjustments and tests with the bushing turned counterclockwise put the test wrench back into calibration (as well as this test will do anyway). | ||
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+ | **Related videos:** \\ | ||
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