Nick, I understand self sufficiency. However, it has been my experience that contacting the manufacturer/ fabricator directly is the best 1sr option as they will support their products. Quickly replacing the bolt and or the entire product for their customers as their reputation and litigation can be damaging to them especially for highly specialized equipment. Metal fatigue, micro cracks, and or irregularities/defects in production may not be visible to the non expert. I recommend refraining from the practice of analyzing and attempting repairs on Safety equipment yourself as it may cost you or someone else either serious injury or worse your/their lives. This is not a criticism, as I am a fan of your channel, just concerned. Robert Luciano🌴🧗
@NHlocal
3 жыл бұрын
I remember when this issue first came up(I was finally able to order a RR Pro). Did anyone get/have the ability to do a fluorescent penetrant inspection done??? We do that at my shop on all kinds of parts we make. Unfortunately I don't have access to the process. Have there been any "recent" issues??? Just curious. Thanks for posting and keep yourself safe Nick! 😎👍❤️🌲 Randy
@arbolorian
3 жыл бұрын
Oh no that kind of stuff will never pass the CE controls.
@jbcardin
3 жыл бұрын
Hey Nick. Is this a problem with the RR Pro or is this an isolated incident? I recieved a package in the mail with new bolts but I thought it was the threadlock issue. Mine had the threadlock so I put them back in and put the new bolts aside. I better check mine out. Thanks.
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