Pro pro's Chalanger 1 Stringing machine, How to read the tension bar

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  1. kaloi01

    kaloi01 Regular Member

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    Hi, I just bought Chalanger 1 stringing machine. unfortunately i am not sure to read the tension bar. Is it read at the front of the weight?? :)
    anyone :)
     
    #1 kaloi01, Mar 30, 2011
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    Well, I was blissfully unaware of this problem, until somebody contacted me from the forum. If you face your machine and the weight is on the right, the weight read is on the left of the weight.
     
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    Read at the end of the mass which is away from the machine
     
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    Could you please post your feeling with the machine after restring (user friendly?)? Does it do what you what and provide you with everything?
     
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    I used a tension reader and it shows that you have to read from the right hand side of the weight.
     
    #6 TaRaKaN, Apr 4, 2011
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    Thanks a lot friends,
    :)
    but then how would I know when I should stop pulling the string, coz I broke the string if I pull it many time :(
     
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    now I know my mistake, I put didn't separate the weight (which comes together when I bought it). this makes the tension much higher :)
     
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