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Here I am outside looking like I'm trying to piece together whatever I can to pry a rim out...... I don't have the old scissor jack, but I wonder if I could use the floor jack???
Wow thank you so much for taking the time. I was so upset and after seeing your video with this quick fix I immediately felt peace. I actually felt bad after that I got so angry and lost my peace. So again thank you.
I just fixed mine like this a couple days ago. Stared at it for a minute and it clicked. Seemed it was probably a very obvious solution to anyone more mechanically minded, but then I think about all the bent rims that I see, and clearly none of them had this idea. I realized if I search it online, surely this solution would be found very quickly. It was a great chance to fix something with my kids and teach them a thing or two.
Check with the manufacturer, often times they do have warranty . I have a warranty but still takes 10 days to get the item. I am going to try this method. Great idea!
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@@Kaimonlani I tried it…it was ok after trying but I still didn’t like it. You can do one of two things but a new one for like $50 or call the manufacturer and make up a story and they’ll send a new rim. Just don’t say you dunked or it was due to neglect or environmental damage. I also used like a piece of wood to extend the length of the jack
@@IllusiveMan343 yep I went and bought a s jack that was too small and took it back and traded it for a RV size scissor jack with a higher lift range and it did the job, the basketball hoop I got from somebody it’s old but still in decent shape. I just ain’t wanna buy a new rim for something old
Thank you so much! My husband was ready to get rid of the whole contraption. Then he tried banging it out with a hammer (which wasn't working very well). Then I found your video. Our jack was not long enough, so we put a block of wood between it & the rim. The other side dug into the rim a little, so I would probably use a block of wood on both sides if it happens again. Thanks, again, for your genius idea!
