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| Adam |  Fence adjustmentJanuary 31st, 2005 11:28 PM Check your owner's manual. There is often a tension adjustment you can make that will give your fence more "bite". If your fence is very loose, check the end cap of the fence. If it is made of plastic and cracked, don't bother with adjustments. You'll have to order some new parts. Sears displays go through years of use (abuse) in months. |
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