Changing draw weight

[sambo73]

I know how to do it, my question is how to make sure you let top n bottom out equally?

[hoythitman]

I use a ratchet wrench with an allen socket. Set the wrench at a reference point where you can do equal twists.

[doppelganger]

couldn't you tighten the limbs all the way down and then back off equally?

[sambo73]

couldn't you tighten the limbs all the way down and then back off equally?

Yes just tryin to make sure i do it equally. Just wondering if anybody had a method they use.

[El General]

Mark the bolt and observe full turns?

[Outlaw_6]

I put a small drop of white-out as a reference point on the same spot on both limb bolts with the limb bolts tightened all the way down - but not too tight. I then loosen alternating between each limb bolt no more than one full rotation at a time.

[Loneaggie]

I use masking tape on each bolt and out a sharpie mark on it for reference. Easy to do everything a quarter turn at a time then.

[sambo73]

Thx

[Dhall_dh]

Just tighten until the bottom out and then do half turns from there. Marking is a pain...

[SwampRabbit]

I do 2 things:

1) using the wrench I make 1/4 turns at a time on BOTH.
2) check tiller with a bow square.

[JimboBurnsy]

I put a small drop of white-out as a reference point on the same spot on both limb bolts with the limb bolts tightened all the way down - but not too tight. I then loosen alternating between each limb bolt no more than one full rotation at a time.

This.

[El General]

Not too right equals hand tight but don't bear down on the wrench?

[DoubleGArchery]

One full turn out is one full turn out. Close counts when your doing this., not to worry, good Luck. Paul

[El General]

Not too right equals hand tight but don't bear down on the wrench?

Right is supposed to be tight in this post.

[helim83]

I do 2 things:

1) using the wrench I make 1/4 turns at a time on BOTH.
2) check tiller with a bow square.

THIS^^^^^