Consumer Rights Help Please - Seller not playing ball!

Slime101 · 21 Jan 2011 at 22:39

Seems fine, whats the problem??

Windy guns often have trouble removing bolts when torqued up, you should slacken them with a breaker first or use a mught bigger gun.

Maz · 21 Jan 2011 at 22:42

Slime101 said:
Seems fine, whats the problem??

Windy guns often have trouble removing bolts when torqued up, you should slacken them with a breaker first or use a mught bigger gun.

I did the same connected to next doors compressor and it whipped them off straight away!

Maybe I just need a bigger, more powerful compressor.

Lopéz · 21 Jan 2011 at 22:50

Nothing wrong with that compressor at all.

ash_scotland88 · 21 Jan 2011 at 23:20

from experience of the MD where I work. Don't ask them anything about what the company does or sells. Ask the poeple that answer the phone (apart from my dad as he's purely office)

doofer · 21 Jan 2011 at 23:26

It's very hard to tell from that Video but it looked to me right at the end the way the torque moved your hand that your gun is set to tighten and not loosen, put it in reverse and try again

Maz · 21 Jan 2011 at 23:44

doofer said:
It's very hard to tell from that Video but it looked to me right at the end the way the torque moved your hand that your gun is set to tighten and not loosen, put it in reverse and try again

Look again, I span it first before I put it to the bolt to see which way it was turning.

Don't forget this isn't the only time I've tried it.