The sprocket is very loose and moves up and down half an inch. So I can push it up. Problem is, even where it is, I can't get an allen wrench into it. Once I push it up, it is impossible. Worse yet, the whole case is riveted together! The unit is Italian and you would think they would not take such shortcuts to make the darn thing to say nothing of a set screw that has no threadlock on it.
They are a Italian company with a horrible web site. Fortunately the whole thing is under warranty so it is a matter of waiting until September 5th when I have my appointment. I would normally wait but my wife almost twisted her hip trying to step down without it.
Not even clearance to cut a cheap tool down to size captain?That was it. The set screw was on the side. Problem is, there is no clearance to get a tool in there to turn that set screw. I am worried the only solution is to drop the whole thing to work on it.
The darn thing is under warranty too but they can't see me for another 3 weeks!
That's the plan today. Buy the cheapest set of Allen wrenches to cut down. But the darn thing has so little clearance that I am not sure even a cut off tool will fit in there and importantly, have enough degrees of freedom to turn it.
You need a friend with a pit. Good luck mate, those kind of jobs drive me round the bend . I'd be swearing , going a bit ape shit and generally getting violent with it
Am I that transparent???
