Spot on mate! no shouting or screaming ! I was walking my dog and whilst the lead was fully extended and It failed to return. After opening the case I was scratching my head, I even washed n boiled hoping this would break down the grit build up. I followed this video and understood its mechanical breakdown. A few tips to add. My coil broke in side hence why after re-attaching the recoil failed. I took out the the 2.5 inch broken sheet and bent into place a new part. This was a little tricky as I had to line up and bend everything to neccessary size. My last point, my handle is old, maybe 5+ years and I think it was designed not to be opened, they seem to have built in some internal screws protected by the plastic moulding. Anyway she came good with tough love and my Lulu tried it out! I can confirm it was a success. Nothing like beating the throw away culture and keeping this old lead going.
I got my flexi leash at the thrift shop so I wasn't in it for too much $$$. Mine is a little different than the one shown. My husband wouldn't attempt to fix it for me so I came to UA-cam! Thank you for giving me the confidence to try fixing it myself. It was ridiculously easy to fix!
My older (different) model Flexi was on it's last legs and finally gave out today. It's replacement won't be here for another week. Found your tutorial and was able to salvage what I have. My primary concern in attempting the repair was having to deal with the "BOING FACTOR". That's when you take something apart and it's goes BOING! with springs and parts going every which way, then having no idea of what goes where. Fortunately I saw your video and was able to complete repairs on mine. Kudos to you Ruberducky6!!! Thanks you!!
I would have completely missed that critical part at 1:57 (centering the spring clip to receive the spool), but once I cranked the spool counter-clockwise, it was a piece of cake! Also, I realized the brake and lock still worked, so upon getting the initial tension, I just put the lock on, so no clip needed. Thanks for taking the time to make your great video! On a fixed income, I can't afford to buy much anymore, but videos like yours keep life manageable. Much appreciated. :)
I am glad the few minutes I spent have helped. I am not an aficionado with video stuff and i made this by putting my phone on top of the computer monitor for a top down view. Good idea on using the lock. Hope it helped.
thanks for the video man - all good up to the bit after moving the spring back. for some reason i can't get the wheel back onto the wheel loader on the plastic shell..
Our flexi leash stopped working yesterday evening, when fully extended. Thanks to your tutorial, as I'd never dismantled that kind of stuff ! Well, it's not a very technological one lol In our case, the spring was broken in the center, where it fits in the plastic thing. We just bent it again, and voila ! The leash is saved ;-)
Watched a few videos on this topic but yours was the one where I finally got it. I fixed the damn leash and am very proud of myself. Very grateful for this video.
Some parts were really difficult to do for me; I was cursing up a storm but finally got that spring lined up and the rest was easy; almost couldn't find one of the screws. It was a great feeling to have fixed it and saved some cash. Great video, Thanks.
Thank You!!! I was ready to throw it away until I found your video! Very informative and easy to watch and learn! And I am saving this because I am sure there will be a next time!
Dog took her's to the beach & clogged it with sand. We'll never do that again! This video saved us! Took it apart, cleaned and re-oiled..struggled a little with lining spool up but in the end it's good as new again!
Thanks very much for that video. I had the exact same problem, and followed your instructions to fix it. I didn't have a screw on my Flexi so I just pried with a wide flat screwdriver. Worked great.
Made the repair much easier…hint fishing line, large sewing needle and a pair of needle nose pliers… an easy and strong method of repairing frayed tape.
My dad and I kept fixing my retractable leashes because my puppy chewed through all of them cheap-expensive. We did what you did here but, added 24" of thin steel cable coated with vinyl to the end (about normal walking distance) in the shape of a bicycle lock cable which detaches because we also take my old cat out for walks and he doesn't chew the leash. Any leash works good with this extension. If you don't want to make one yourself look up "car dog restraint". It looks exactly like that.
After watching 4 videos, I was able to trip upon yours. I just wish UA-cam would have had your video higher up in the Que! Now after watching your video (to understand the concept of the return spring and the windings), I now have TWO working Flexi leashes back in the game! (I used 3 spins vice 2 on both). Two Thumbs UP!!! P.S. our newest one had those darn Friction Dowels inserted. Pain in the bottom to release the 2 sides, but try to pry on the inside of the handle. Once you hit the sweet spot, it just pops open at the handle, and you just pry the rest open.
thank you so much. I have an older corded flexi and could not find an other corded only the new tape kind and my dog chews threw the tape. With your help I fixed y old corded one and it works like new and I am no longer buying new leaches every other month.
Hey, I don't know why you got so many thumbs down? But this video was very helpful and should get bumped to the top of the UA-cam search list, good job!
Nice 1 ruberducky6 my 9 month old G.S.D. took aprox 25 seconds to bite through the top weight 60kilos Flexi that had only bought 2 months ago after he did the same to the 35kilo flexi before he was 35k to, he is now only 37k to so flexi your anti bite leashes are not near what you claim when a GSD disagrees with his/her leash even only in play as mine was and also my present GSD is my 13th one having had this breed my whole life, now it's back to normal unbitable soft chrome chain leash and check chain that has served for many years even the leather handle a 1/4 of the price and 100% never mind at ease as you know you won't lose your Dog off it or to a passing vehicle etc to.
Great demo you did. I wish I'd watch it before starting to work on it. My spool has no tension left, I removed the cover/cap and re-inserted the wire in the groove but I still did not have great tension, I therefore removed the middle portion of the spool and the metal spool was exposed some unravelled but I put it back in but I can't seem to get the tension even if I put the curved part of the metal tape inside the groove. It is a 26 ft leash. Can I roll the metal spool inside the retractable mechanism a few times around the post, or did i completely messed it up.?. Would you have any other suggestions.
i had the same problem but after 30 min of struggling with the spool i figured it out. unlike in the vid, my spool needed far more than three rounds. but at the beginning, my spool was in the same state as yours, so yours probably still has hope of working, just try to approach to it differently.
Great vid thanks. I have a smaller Flexi with no screws. I dropped it from my hand to the sidewalk (maybe 3 feet) and now it does not reel back in. What could be the problem? I want to fix it but I may have to glue it or just buy the screw type. Thanks mate!
I have (had) a Flexi Standard 3, and the spring end was different than the one you showed. Mine was more simply bent and not as notched as the one you showed -- if that makes any sense. I was able to get it back into the spindle slot, but something was jacked up and it did not have any tension after rotating it. I think the other end of the spring had somehow become detached. Mine is going into the trash unfortunately. :(
This video helped. However, my flexi had three internal screws holding the two halves of the cover together, but with no way to access them. I had to take out the two externally accessible screws, just like you, but then I had to use a flathead screw driver and a lot of power to force open the two halves, stripping the threads of the internal screws. Super annoying.
Excellent video and I was so looking forward to the challenge of fixing our leash. But I had a very difficult time opening the case and when I did, I had the same experience as Jo K - the spring and piece that regulates length fell out. ( didn't hit me) So now I am struggling to get it all back together. Any suggestions?
I have...Only one problem.... I have a button that stops the leash from extending even more. However, it's broken. Well.. not necessarily broken.. just flimsy. It's suppose to lock when I push it down, and unlock when I push it again. It tends to lock fine but when I press it again, it's a castle to unlock :/ Thankfully so much for the video though! Saved my main troubles >•
The Flexi retractable leash we have has no place for screwdrivers, no openings anywhere. It's the Big Red one with no place to open. It no longer RETRACTS. Trying to find a site for help, but can't find any. Ready to just break it open and try something. Very frustrating as we haven't used it that much.
Try making sure that no stickers are covering the screw holes. Sometimes manufactures will do this for aesthetic reasons. If this is the case, I would guess that the screw locations are the same. Good luck.
Somehow one of the screws would not come out. I forced it open and of course the metal coil tension inside the wheel exploded (that you did not take apart). I'm guessing I'm screwed here because to recoil and set the tension will be very difficult. Your disc wheel has a screw on it but mine did not and it popped open very easily on this old unit. I write this in case anyone else tries this to be careful opening the container.
My dog has chewed through the tape and it has gone back into the handle. I have a flexi leash and there are no screws anywhere, it is all plastic/rubber, please advise?
My "Walkabout" leash made by Petsmart is a cord not a ribbon type and the screws holding it together appear to have a triangle opening in the head. Do you know if there Is such a bit available?
Mine was only held on by one rusted screw and some melded plastic (which I had to break to get inside). I don't think leaving it up to the single rusted screw is a great idea, but idk a better way to seal it.
My dog's leash just broke and it's not the lead, but the spring itself. Not sure if it actually broke or is out of adjustment, as I haven't taken it apart yet, so we'll see. If it's not repairable, she will just get a new leash. I'm not mad about it - that leash has lasted 20 years and 3 dogs.
My leash doesn't retract so I took it apart and with the cover off it works fine. Once I put the cover back on it it won't retract again. Any suggestions? Thnks
Hope it all works out. I am on my 3rd Flexi leash now and have had to repair several of them, several times. The hassle is still worth the extra freedom for my dog though. If you run into problems leave a message as I check the comments for those who run into trouble.
i did everything just like you with that spring and it retracks just for a little bit or even not at all, when im rolling it to make it tight like you i can hear the spring like she is loosing strengh or something, please help
Ours was a heavy duty Thunder something brand. It was not the same inside as your model. I do not recommend trying to repair one like ours. We finally got it to pop open and as I was trying to rewind the leash, the metal 1/2" spring exploded out of the track. It flew with some force up to my face. Thankfully I had my glasses on or I could have lost my vision. As it is, one urgent care visit later I have the cut on my nose steri-stripped together, the cut on my cheek will heal on its own, my lenses on my glasses are scratched and being replaced. Would have been much cheaper to go buy another leash, which we had to do anyway.
Thank you - super helpful! If your model does not have screws, you can gently pry it apart with a small-size slot screwdriver. For my small model there are are four pins that hold it together, so you can wiggle the screw driver in at those four points. I started with the pin on the handle. When you're done you can just line it up and press the pins back into their slots. You can see where the pins are in this video : ua-cam.com/video/YDj7uduNXjQ/v-deo.html
I'm usually good at figuring how things work/are put together, which comes handy. Except I cant tell exactly how to remove the central "manhole cover" on the spool that the cord wraps around. it looks impossible to twist off and remove and it the primary step that is preventing me from rewrapping the clock spring . Can anyonw tell me how to properly open it without breaking anything thanks?
I would like to thank Kong brand for designing their leash nearly identical, but with many additional screws that can't be undone. Case cannot be opened without breaking it. Will not recommend their products.
The work you're doing drops below the camera's line of sight too many times. And your constant groaning ahmmm's are quite annoying. And the most important part (fastening the clip back onto the line)? You end the video and leave 237.532 people out here hanging. Thanks. For nothing!
Spot on mate! no shouting or screaming ! I was walking my dog and whilst the lead was fully extended and It failed to return. After opening the case I was scratching my head, I even washed n boiled hoping this would break down the grit build up. I followed this video and understood its mechanical breakdown. A few tips to add. My coil broke in side hence why after re-attaching the recoil failed. I took out the the 2.5 inch broken sheet and bent into place a new part. This was a little tricky as I had to line up and bend everything to neccessary size. My last point, my handle is old, maybe 5+ years and I think it was designed not to be opened, they seem to have built in some internal screws protected by the plastic moulding. Anyway she came good with tough love and my Lulu tried it out! I can confirm it was a success. Nothing like beating the throw away culture and keeping this old lead going.
They are pressed into place. Harder to take apart and fix. They probably figured they could make more money if it was impossible to fix.
I got my flexi leash at the thrift shop so I wasn't in it for too much $$$. Mine is a little different than the one shown. My husband wouldn't attempt to fix it for me so I came to UA-cam! Thank you for giving me the confidence to try fixing it myself. It was ridiculously easy to fix!
change husband
wow, I pass 5 minutes watching the video and 2 hrs reading the comments on this matter, and also I fix my dog's leash. gracias Desde Montreal Canada
My older (different) model Flexi was on it's last legs and finally gave out today. It's replacement won't be here for another week. Found your tutorial and was able to salvage what I have. My primary concern in attempting the repair was having to deal with the "BOING FACTOR". That's when you take something apart and it's goes BOING! with springs and parts going every which way, then having no idea of what goes where. Fortunately I saw your video and was able to complete repairs on mine. Kudos to you Ruberducky6!!! Thanks you!!
I would have completely missed that critical part at 1:57 (centering the spring clip to receive the spool), but once I cranked the spool counter-clockwise, it was a piece of cake! Also, I realized the brake and lock still worked, so upon getting the initial tension, I just put the lock on, so no clip needed. Thanks for taking the time to make your great video! On a fixed income, I can't afford to buy much anymore, but videos like yours keep life manageable. Much appreciated. :)
I am glad the few minutes I spent have helped. I am not an aficionado with video stuff and i made this by putting my phone on top of the computer monitor for a top down view. Good idea on using the lock. Hope it helped.
thanks for the video man - all good up to the bit after moving the spring back. for some reason i can't get the wheel back onto the wheel loader on the plastic shell..
Our flexi leash stopped working yesterday evening, when fully extended.
Thanks to your tutorial, as I'd never dismantled that kind of stuff ! Well, it's not a very technological one lol
In our case, the spring was broken in the center, where it fits in the plastic thing.
We just bent it again, and voila ! The leash is saved ;-)
Watched a few videos on this topic but yours was the one where I finally got it. I fixed the damn leash and am very proud of myself. Very grateful for this video.
Some parts were really difficult to do for me; I was cursing up a storm but finally got that spring lined up and the rest was easy; almost couldn't find one of the screws. It was a great feeling to have fixed it and saved some cash. Great video, Thanks.
Thank you - great video and that spring trick saved the day! Brilliant and so satisfying to fix the leash instead of having to buy a new one.
Thank you so much! He just broke the 3rd leash! You’re a life saver! Thanks! (From Italy!)
Thank You!!! I was ready to throw it away until I found your video! Very informative and easy to watch and learn! And I am saving this because I am sure there will be a next time!
Dog took her's to the beach & clogged it with sand. We'll never do that again! This video saved us! Took it apart, cleaned and re-oiled..struggled a little with lining spool up but in the end it's good as new again!
Thanks very much for that video. I had the exact same problem, and followed your instructions to fix it. I didn't have a screw on my Flexi so I just pried with a wide flat screwdriver. Worked great.
Watched this video and just fixed my leash in 20 minutes. Thanks
Made the repair much easier…hint fishing line, large sewing needle and a pair of needle nose pliers… an easy and strong method of repairing frayed tape.
Wow I was on the right track but couldn't quite get it and about to just trash it, glad I googled it and found your vid. Thanks for posting this.
you saved me $50 pal -- I owe you a good beer,
....or two.
Thank you much !
Exactly what I needed after my dog chewed threw the line. Thank you!
My dad and I kept fixing my retractable leashes because my puppy chewed through all of them cheap-expensive. We did what you did here but, added 24" of thin steel cable coated with vinyl to the end (about normal walking distance) in the shape of a bicycle lock cable which detaches because we also take my old cat out for walks and he doesn't chew the leash. Any leash works good with this extension. If you don't want to make one yourself look up "car dog restraint". It looks exactly like that.
After watching 4 videos, I was able to trip upon yours. I just wish UA-cam would have had your video higher up in the Que! Now after watching your video (to understand the concept of the return spring and the windings), I now have TWO working Flexi leashes back in the game! (I used 3 spins vice 2 on both).
Two Thumbs UP!!!
P.S. our newest one had those darn Friction Dowels inserted. Pain in the bottom to release the 2 sides, but try to pry on the inside of the handle. Once you hit the sweet spot, it just pops open at the handle, and you just pry the rest open.
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If it wasn’t for this video I probably would’ve thrown mine away. Thanks for the help!
thank you so much. I have an older corded flexi and could not find an other corded only the new tape kind and my dog chews threw the tape. With your help I fixed y old corded one and it works like new and I am no longer buying new leaches every other month.
Hey, I don't know why you got so many thumbs down? But this video was very helpful and should get bumped to the top of the UA-cam search list, good job!
Thanks for the clear and helpful video!! It was exactly what I needed. I'll second the beer offering!
Thank you! I had no idea where the spring was. :)
I just saved 50 bucks thanks to you kind sir! :)
thank you for this video, it has helped me put mine back together, for sure without this video I would of went out and bought another one, many thanks
Absolutely amazing! Thanks very much for posting this. Repaired and ready to walk again!
Nice 1 ruberducky6 my 9 month old G.S.D. took aprox 25 seconds to bite through the top weight 60kilos Flexi that had only bought 2 months ago after he did the same to the 35kilo flexi before he was 35k to, he is now only 37k to so flexi your anti bite leashes are not near what you claim when a GSD disagrees with his/her leash even only in play as mine was and also my present GSD is my 13th one having had this breed my whole life, now it's back to normal unbitable soft chrome chain leash and check chain that has served for many years even the leather handle a 1/4 of the price and 100% never mind at ease as you know you won't lose your Dog off it or to a passing vehicle etc to.
I was able to repair mine following your video. Thanks a lot
thx for upload, but I think the newer Flexi leashes have exposed screws, mine doesnt anyways
Thanks for sharing. It's a very helpful video, especially the middle inside spring part. It works again, really save a lot ^^
i cant find a spring in my middle part :(
Great demo you did. I wish I'd watch it before starting to work on it. My spool has no tension left, I removed the cover/cap and re-inserted the wire in the groove but I still did not have great tension, I therefore removed the middle portion of the spool and the metal spool was exposed some unravelled but I put it back in but I can't seem to get the tension even if I put the curved part of the metal tape inside the groove. It is a 26 ft leash. Can I roll the metal spool inside the retractable mechanism a few times around the post, or did i completely messed it up.?. Would you have any other suggestions.
i had the same problem but after 30 min of struggling with the spool i figured it out. unlike in the vid, my spool needed far more than three rounds. but at the beginning, my spool was in the same state as yours, so yours probably still has hope of working, just try to approach to it differently.
This video really helped me to fix my dog leash thanks
Lol! My dog, also named Max, chewed through his leash too!
Great vid thanks. I have a smaller Flexi with no screws. I dropped it from my hand to the sidewalk (maybe 3 feet) and now it does not reel back in. What could be the problem? I want to fix it but I may have to glue it or just buy the screw type. Thanks mate!
There are 2 screws hidden under a sticker plate. My small one is like this (had to remove the reflective adhesive to see the screws).
Good luck!
I have (had) a Flexi Standard 3, and the spring end was different than the one you showed. Mine was more simply bent and not as notched as the one you showed -- if that makes any sense. I was able to get it back into the spindle slot, but something was jacked up and it did not have any tension after rotating it. I think the other end of the spring had somehow become detached. Mine is going into the trash unfortunately. :(
Sorry to hear. They are expensive
This video helped. However, my flexi had three internal screws holding the two halves of the cover together, but with no way to access them. I had to take out the two externally accessible screws, just like you, but then I had to use a flathead screw driver and a lot of power to force open the two halves, stripping the threads of the internal screws. Super annoying.
thanks a bunch, found the hidden screw, works great!
Excellent video and I was so looking forward to the challenge of fixing our leash. But I had a very difficult time opening the case and when I did, I had the same experience as Jo K - the spring and piece that regulates length fell out. ( didn't hit me) So now I am struggling to get it all back together. Any suggestions?
Thanks you from Brazil!!! You saved it!
Great video, mine doesn't lock for some reason but I was able to get that tension back..
Do you get more tension if you rewind the spool more and less tension if you rewind it less?
"Stitch this onto that." That's the part I wanted to see!
I use a leather awl and leather stitching technique. You will need a heavy string like 90lbs.
I have...Only one problem....
I have a button that stops the leash from extending even more. However, it's broken.
Well.. not necessarily broken.. just flimsy. It's suppose to lock when I push it down, and unlock when I push it again. It tends to lock fine but when I press it again, it's a castle to unlock :/
Thankfully so much for the video though! Saved my main troubles >•
Awesome! Exactly what I needed! Thx!
Do you have a repair video on a dog leash with a light.I haven't seen any so far. That's the kind of leash I have. Thank you
Nope. This isnt a real big channel though. Maybe I should do more models.
thank you very much... my girl dog Mika she is very strong dog and angry for bikes,man and for homless
Good for the old style with screws. WHat about a jammed new style?
The Flexi retractable leash we have has no place for screwdrivers, no openings anywhere. It's the Big Red one with no place to open. It no longer RETRACTS. Trying to find a site for help, but can't find any. Ready to just break it open and try something. Very frustrating as we haven't used it that much.
Try making sure that no stickers are covering the screw holes. Sometimes manufactures will do this for aesthetic reasons. If this is the case, I would guess that the screw locations are the same. Good luck.
Cut service might replace
Thank you!!!! Fixed it!
Огромное спасибо! Самое понятное видио из тех, которые я посмотрела! Пойду чинить!))
THANK YOU!!!!! It is so simple to fix!
This is so handy! Thank you :-)
Genius! ty tons from Argentina
Somehow one of the screws would not come out. I forced it open and of course the metal coil tension inside the wheel exploded (that you did not take apart). I'm guessing I'm screwed here because to recoil and set the tension will be very difficult. Your disc wheel has a screw on it but mine did not and it popped open very easily on this old unit. I write this in case anyone else tries this to be careful opening the container.
tnx for the info, works perfectly.
Grtz. Ben.
My dog has chewed through the tape and it has gone back into the handle. I have a flexi leash and there are no screws anywhere, it is all plastic/rubber, please advise?
same problem here what to do know omg
just opened it with a knife .careful
Yeah, there's some ribbed studs inside to hold it together, pry the seam with a knife and then stick a screwdriver in and pop it open
Thank YOU!!!
My "Walkabout" leash made by Petsmart is a cord not a ribbon type and the screws holding it together appear to have a triangle opening in the head. Do you know if there Is such a bit available?
+Melanie Daniels Something like this? www.amazon.com/Silverhill-Tools-ATKTR4-Triangle-Screwdriver/dp/B004IUEHYS
+ruberducky6 Thank you for taking time to respond.
Mine was only held on by one rusted screw and some melded plastic (which I had to break to get inside). I don't think leaving it up to the single rusted screw is a great idea, but idk a better way to seal it.
My dog's leash just broke and it's not the lead, but the spring itself. Not sure if it actually broke or is out of adjustment, as I haven't taken it apart yet, so we'll see.
If it's not repairable, she will just get a new leash. I'm not mad about it - that leash has lasted 20 years and 3 dogs.
If the tension spring is missing (probably broke and fell out in pieces when I took leash apart...how can I acquire another tension spring?
Thank you very much for this
perfect. all fixed. thank you!
Kickass. My flexi leash has no screws
My leash doesn't retract so I took it apart and with the cover off it works fine. Once I put the cover back on it it won't retract again. Any suggestions? Thnks
Fantastic!!!
Thank you much !
Ha.. my dog is also named Max, did the same thing, and thus I am here.
Hope it all works out. I am on my 3rd Flexi leash now and have had to repair several of them, several times. The hassle is still worth the extra freedom for my dog though. If you run into problems leave a message as I check the comments for those who run into trouble.
Yup, all fixed. Video was very helpful. At first, wife asked if maybe we should just get a new leash and I was like, 'don't worry baby, I got this'.
do you know where I can buy one of those spools?
very helpful cheer
Thanks alot it work again.
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Thanks bro..!
Thank you very much
i did everything just like you with that spring and it retracks just for a little bit or even not at all, when im rolling it to make it tight like you i can hear the spring like she is loosing strengh or something, please help
Rapavec try and wind it a dozen times or more or until it feels tight before you close it up. good luck
Yeap! I need to buy a new One 😭😱 I would make it worse😥😱
Thanks for the help tho_🤘
Can not understand how to get the spring back in.
the spring is broken, where can I buy a replacement spring?
Harlee Fried i would contact flexi directly. Good luck.
Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
must be an old model. No screws on newer ones
Mine is a Flexi vu ut has no screws. Now what?
Obrigado.
Ours was a heavy duty Thunder something brand. It was not the same inside as your model. I do not recommend trying to repair one like ours. We finally got it to pop open and as I was trying to rewind the leash, the metal 1/2" spring exploded out of the track. It flew with some force up to my face. Thankfully I had my glasses on or I could have lost my vision. As it is, one urgent care visit later I have the cut on my nose steri-stripped together, the cut on my cheek will heal on its own, my lenses on my glasses are scratched and being replaced. Would have been much cheaper to go buy another leash, which we had to do anyway.
thanks for the message of warning. wear glasses people.
With screws is easy. Some dont have screws.
Mine won't pop open after the screws are removed!
some of them have friction dowels made of metal which require some to a large amount of wiggling to get lose.
Thank you - super helpful! If your model does not have screws, you can gently pry it apart with a small-size slot screwdriver. For my small model there are are four pins that hold it together, so you can wiggle the screw driver in at those four points. I started with the pin on the handle. When you're done you can just line it up and press the pins back into their slots. You can see where the pins are in this video : ua-cam.com/video/YDj7uduNXjQ/v-deo.html
I'm usually good at figuring how things work/are put together, which comes handy. Except I cant tell exactly how to remove the central "manhole cover" on the spool that the cord wraps around. it looks impossible to twist off and remove and it the primary step that is preventing me from rewrapping the clock spring . Can anyonw tell me how to properly open it without breaking anything thanks?
Anyone else waiting for the binder clip to fall off?
there are no screws!? wtf
just go to big lots and get one for $5
I would like to thank Kong brand for designing their leash nearly identical, but with many additional screws that can't be undone. Case cannot be opened without breaking it. Will not recommend their products.
The work you're doing drops below the camera's line of sight too many times. And your constant groaning ahmmm's are quite annoying. And the most important part (fastening the clip back onto the line)? You end the video and leave 237.532 people out here hanging. Thanks. For nothing!
Thank you!