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Saitek Pro Pedals Adjustment. - Maico - 19.02.2010
I just busted them out of the box today. I am trying to adjust the tension but the knob will not budge. Is there something I am missing. My buddy held them while I tried to turn the knob but still nothing. The tension is so hard now that they move all over. So I cant use them untill the tension is adjusted. If anyone knows I would appreciate the tip.
Thanks
- too-cool - 19.02.2010
Send them back to Saitek for replacement. TC
saitek - =XIII=Shea - 19.02.2010
mate contact saitek
- Blumax - 19.02.2010
Yeah they're buggered mate, i got mine not long back and the tension knob moves with ease, i would re-pack them and send them back!
- 8FS_Bulau - 21.02.2010
I found mine initially to be very tight, but once I got it budged, it is fine.
- Maico - 23.02.2010
I finnally got them to turn just a bit. This was enough to make them less stiff. Thanks for all the responses. I live in the middle east so sending them back is not an option (I have no patince) They are about to be used on my second rig. I cant wait to get home and play
- 8FS_Bulau - 23.02.2010
Now that I think about it, I think I went out to my garage and got my big pair of Channel-Lock pliers to get that knob to move.
In any case, I think the base will still move around on you, and what I've done is screw them down to the floor so they stay put.
(not always an option, I realize)
- Maico - 24.02.2010
LMAO, I can see it now, "Honey, I bolted the Pedals to the hardwood floor" Actually, I am single so it does not matter. I will build a plywood base to raise them off the ground some. Helps with my back pain too. But the answer for me is lots of velcro facing the carpet. I use only the "rough" part and stick it to the bottom of the wood base. Makes for a stable plataform.