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Author Topic: Track & Field proves the need for a button wrench!  (Read 843 times)

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Track & Field proves the need for a button wrench!
« on: June 27, 2009, 06:48:03 pm »
When I built my cp, I ordered a button wrench along with the other controls. Unfortunately they sent me the wrong size (wrench) so I ended up tightening the nuts as best I could with pliers. Later, I did get the correct size wrench but by then the buttons (and LEDs) were all wired up - and they seemed tight. ::) That was, until my son and his friend played Track & Field for a few hours. :o I guess the constant pounding just vibrated the nuts loose. That is one abusive game!

And to top it all off, they broke all my records!  :(
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Re: Track & Field proves the need for a button wrench!
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2009, 07:48:48 pm »
That is one abusive game!

And to top it all off, they broke all my records!  :(

Absolutely !!

Me and the boys get on once in awhile and just tear into our machine something fierce.
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