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Topic: PEAK PROBLEM! (Read 458 times)
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beatboxer2013
Thomas Pierson
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Werrd?
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ok i have a problem the inside of my peak (where you screw in the axle) is stripped. Not the axle the inside of it. HELP!!!!
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nick-m
Nick Maddox
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The Beef.
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that sucks, your going to have to get it modded to take a bigger axe or get a HUB MOD!
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chill brah, just let it happen
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mrcnja
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We are human after all
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Well, you're kind of screwed. (oh so punny) But seriously, that's a big problem that requires a big fix. Pretty much what needs to be done is (don't do this yourself, please get a modder to do it for you) drill out the axle hole and then re-tap the hole for a larger axle.
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BosK
Stay on target..
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I've got to ask...
How did it happen?
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sicyo
"It’s time to evolve ideas. You know, evolution didn’t end with us growing thumbs." - Bill Hicks
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throwing since '96
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or you could do what dert did to a plug in 3 I had...
Machine it out so it will have the project axle setup.
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IV
How doth yo-yo?
Homebrew Affiliate.
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moshi moshi, IV desu!
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I had this problem with a pyro once, you know... that really crappy chopped pyro that wobbles that gets put on the BST every two weeks? Yeah, that one.
I ended up with it and asked Icthus if it was possible to re-tap it, so I'm guessing he's skilled at re-tapping yoyo threads with larger axles. Go ask around, Kyle could do it too.
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stargazerO.o
every day i spend alive, i'm that much closer to my death. you can't take it with you. the fact that i'm dying doesn't keep me from living. i throw what i want and I bang it on the ground - Ed H.
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Vs. Newton Yoyo Concepts
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You could also wrap a lot of teflon tape on it for a quick temporary fix. That should hold it in.
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