DS the next thing we're going to do is we're going to tighten the clamps and align the machine you may see or you may have seen

in the past uh a jumping jack that looks like this I get this call all the time my shoe is broken something is broken uh

my handle is one side my shoe is the other side nothing is broken if this Bellow wasn't here this machine would be

free to spin there's nothing broken inside the only problem is maybe a clamp was loose or maybe something hit the handle uh and it

just it was just able to slide a little bit so that's normal and this is what we're going to do uh to get a proper alignment to get a proper alignment

we're going to utilize the front of the shoe so long as it's not damaged and we're going to use the front of this Frame this has the rollers so we're not

going to use the damaged part of the roller but we'll use the straightest part of the roller and the straightest part of the shoe and all you have to

do lay the machine down make sure your shoe is flush at the bottom make sure your handle is flat

against the bottom on the on the ground and that's it right now you've got the best alignment that you're going to get this is the point where we're going

to tighten up the clamps these also have a torque spec in the wanker

manual if you need a repair manual for Jack a jumping jack give us a call we'd be happy to supply a manual and

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