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Slingerland Push Buttons

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Good news! The leg going in straight I got unstuck with a rubber mallet as suggested.

Now working on the second one with the angled leg. Unfortunately there's not really any play at all so this one might require a bit more finesse.

Thanks everyone so far.

Posted on 3 years ago
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That's what I do. And, I hammer things.

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Posted on 3 years ago
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From leedybdp

That's what I do. And, I hammer things.

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Posted on 3 years ago
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From leedybdp

That's what I do. And, I hammer things.

Lol, that was awesome.

Posted on 3 years ago
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From longjohn

While you have them apart... check for any burring around the hole of the angle piece... run a round file around the inside of the hole. Burring there affects the bite... they will slip, especially on a rocky riser..CheersJohn

This is good info, I have one push button leg on mine that slips I will check for burrs. I put a hose clamp on it for now that holds great, but does not allow me to shorten the leg very quickly when I want to put it in its case.

Posted on 3 years ago
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