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Author Topic: Securing U360 knob - only do this if....!  (Read 911 times)

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Securing U360 knob - only do this if....!
« on: August 13, 2011, 11:02:11 pm »
This is arguably a rant, however short: if using locktite to secure the knob to the shaft, make sure you don't want to remove it any time soon....or maybe at all....unless you're a 'King of Crush'.

I had to remove the PCB, use a screwdriver on the bottom of the shaft, while holding the knob with one of those rubber 'lid helpers', and even then I had to work the thing back and forth in spots.

This was on a bat top, where the shaft is thicker, hence larger threads to work past. On my ball top, I've used plumber's tape, which works great.
« Last Edit: August 13, 2011, 11:14:18 pm by Gray_Area »
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