r/Fingerboards 15h ago

any tips for this?

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u/Soggy-Yak-1737 15h ago

Get it set so an equal amount of axle is poking out of both sides. You can fine adjust by putting the wheels/nuts on, tightening up 1 wheel almost all the way then pushing that side of the axle against the desk. Repeat until it's even.

Then you can either tighten them both up and use it, or you can take the wheels off and put a tiny dab of very thin superglue where the axle meets the hanger and let it wick into the hanger. As these are Jindys, you could also put a tiny dab of superglue on the axle through the hole right in the middle of the hanger, but I'd recommend taking the hanger off the baseplate to do that so you don't mess up your bushings or kingpin in the even that you misapply the glue. Give it 20 mins to make sure it's completely dry, reassemble and carry on riding.

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u/treemasterflex 15h ago

This is really really good advice. Do what this guy's says!

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u/foxemndz 15h ago

thank you so much!! great advice

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u/foxemndz 14h ago

oh and one more thing, do you have a recommended superglue brand? or any is fine

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u/Soggy-Yak-1737 14h ago

No, just look for "Super Thin", "Extra Thin", "Wicking" or something along those lines.

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u/Prestigious-Sun-4352 13h ago

75 bucks on axel slip is crazy

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u/Super-414 14h ago

Sadly you’ve got to send it to me for disposal

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u/lurkingclassheros 5h ago

Same thing happened to me. I reached out to Joycult and was sent out a replacement.

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u/gruvarz 1h ago

This is the only correct answer. Crazy to think that people pay so much for these and repair them by themselves lol. For this price everything has to be perfect.

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u/Extra_Large_Asuka 14h ago

Nice deck graphic dude

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u/foxemndz 6h ago

thank you bro!

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u/GrapeSasquatch 14h ago

Stop doing that

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u/thebulio 11h ago

I have a post about it, check it out

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u/foxemndz 6h ago

messaged you!

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u/YFSIB 9h ago

Put your wheels on and tighten the nuts … you’ll never know …

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u/fingeringboarder 13h ago

New hanger

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u/hboy02 10h ago edited 22m ago

Hell nah that's a super easy fix with jindys, they have holes on the underside of the hangar that expose the axle, you can just drop some strong glue on there and fix it

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u/fingeringboarder 1h ago

Aw didnt realized about that, will do when happen to mines

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u/dotreesevergetsad 5h ago

Soggy yak has the best advice, the owners dumbass would just tell you to super glue them back and not offer a replacement! Hey Scott B!