UPDATE- The spring broke again this morning and I had to use another one of the spares. It lasted from 20 February 2022 to November 6, 2023. That's about 18 months. I'm back in business again after a few minutes repair. Thanks everyone for watching my videos and for subscribing to my channel.
hey,appreciate your work as your the only one on youtube showing how to fix handgrippers. I have a request i have a handgripper and its screw that fits in the hole got loose and came out can you please make video on fixing that? as it would be great content and would really help me. Thanks.
@@bruh69949 Hello and greetings. I'll see what I can do for you. Meanwhile can you try to explain it in greater detail for me so I understand exactly what's going on. Keep in mind that the only thing that went wrong with mine is the spring got broken. People keep telling me about their units getting broken in different manners and asking me for a solution. I try to figure out something for them. I'll try to figure something out for you if I can. Thank you very much and have a great day
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jVvFKdhf1N8.html Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. Your dialer can only get stuck on the Xtreme low or Xtreme high-tension positions. It can't get stuck in between. If it's stuck on the lowest tension then you have to turn it clockwise. If it's stuck on the highest tension position then you have to turn it counterclockwise. You would have to use something like a Channellock pair of pliers and apply some Force to turn it. The video link I sent you up above at about five minutes into the video I explain how it's getting stuck and what to do to prevent it from getting stuck afterwards. Let me know how you make out. Thank you very much and have a great day.
i have grey version and my spring just broke too in about the same place, i bought in my early 30s and im now nearly 47 so its lasted long time used it most days
Hi thanks for watching my video and thanks for your comment. The adjustment dial gets stuck if it's in the highest tension position without being changed or moved. You have to use some Force to turn it counterclockwise to loosen it up. If you have a channel lock pliers that should work. The thing to do with these hand grip exercises is to always turn the dial clockwise and counterclockwise before and after you use it. This way it doesn't get stuck by being in the same position for a prolonged period of time.
@@GamingwithHitesh-gx4er Hello and greetings. A lot of people ask me where to buy these Springs from. I didn't buy these Springs I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. I don't think you can get it from a sports shop. You might want to try a hardware store and see if they have something that would work with the dimension length diameter and stuff like that. Sorry I can't be of any more help to you. I wish they sold spare parts for these so people don't have to waste their money buying a brand new hand grip exerciser every time the spring broke. You know the only other thing I thought of that might work is what I told one of my other viewers. If you go to a mechanic shop the old cars have drum brakes they didn't have disc brakes like the cars have nowadays. Those drum brake assemblies had some Springs inside of them. If you can do your own experiment you can ask them for some of those things that were removed from the drum brake assembly and you can try to modify it for your hand grip exerciser. I've never had to do that myself so I really can't give you any advice on doing it. It's just something that came to my mind. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. Have a great day bro
Hello and greetings to you. Thank you very much for watching my videos on for your comments. Those Springs that you see I got from bed frames that were thrown out in the garbage. I did not purchase them in any hardware store or shop. You might try a hardware store to see if they have something like that. Someone else asked me that question before and I give them the same reply but in addition I told them that the older model cars that have drum brakes have Springs in the drum brakes mechanism. You might try a mechanic shop and ask them if they have any Springs from drum brakes that they are throwing out and you can have. You will have to do your own experiments to see if they will work to substitute. Thank you very much and have a great day.
I have checked out a site called Lazada for you they serve the Asian area. But they're not in Nepal as yet. It seems there will be coming there soon. They have that hand grip exerciser and different other kinds on their website. Or you can try eBay and see if they deliver to Nepal. I hope this was helpful for you. Let me know how you make out. Thank you very much and have a great day.
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my video and for your comments. Those are a sort of rivet. You can try knocking them out with a hammer and a nail. That is if it's the same type as mine. The other ones are rivets that would have to be drilled out or grinded out. Let me know if this makes sense to you. Thank you very much and have a great day.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jVvFKdhf1N8.html Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. The link I posted above I explain why the hand grip exerciser keeps getting stuck on either the highest tension or the lowest tension. If it's stuck on either one of these tensions you have to use something like a Channellock pair of pliers turn it and free it up. If it's stuck on the highest tension you have to turn it counterclockwise to free it up. If it's stuck on the lowest tension you have to turn it clockwise to free it up. Wrap the dialer with some rubber tubing or cloth to prevent it from getting damaged when you grip it with the pliers and try not to grip it too tightly to damage it. Let me know how you make out.
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Sir actually i have broke my steel ring..which is behind that adjustable nob. That orange one How can i replace it Any other idea to put behind the orange nob. ...pls tell sir
Hello and greetings. One of my other viewers had the same problem and asked me for a solution. Please check my video and you will see. Let me know. Thank you very much and have a great day
Where Can I found middle nut ? Spring joint with nut .. today my spring come out and I see in the middle nut/ connector upper side broke .. but spring and other hand parts are OK 👍 just middle joint/ connector/nut is broken
Hello and greeting. Thank you for watching my video and for your comment. I'm trying to guess that the part you were referring to is where the hinge is that would be the middle of your palm when you're holding the hand grip exerciser. If mine should break there I would just use a steel nail in place of the pin. Once again I'm just guessing I still watch you are referring to. Sorry if I'm wrong.
Hey thank you very much for watching my videos and for your comment. Everyone keeps asking me the same question and I keep giving them the same answer. I did not buy those Springs. I Salvage them from bed frames that were throwing out for recycling.
Hello and greetings. If you are referring to the very top end of the spring where it attaches to the forward curve of me hand grip exerciser. That is a rivet. It is not a screw and nut. It can only be removed by grinding it out or drilling it out. Think twice before you do that. Why do you want to remove that pin anyway? Get back to me and let me know please. Maybe there is no need to remove that rivet.
Yes bro you're right i am talking about rivet. I have new spring as my old one is broken so i need to open to put my new spring in beacuse the new one is pretty hard one that's why i want to open it. Please let me know if you have any solution
@@uniivxrs1 Hello again and thanks for your reply. Can you try bending the curved part of the spring just a little bit to slip it in to the rivet. I think it might be easier if you do the top rivet part first and then after you try to attach the bottom part on the screw. I know these Springs are very hardened metal and are extremely difficult to bend. But give it an examination first and see if that would work. Because if you drill out that rivet you would have to replace it with a screw and nut.
Hello and thanks for watching my videos. I did not buy these Springs. I took them off of bed frames that were thrown out. They are the springs that the mattresses rest on on the beds. Maybe you could get something similar from a hardware store.
@@STAR-NUMBER100 Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my videos and for your comments. Everyone keeps asking me where to get these Springs from. I did not buy these springs. I salvaged them from some bed frames that were thrown out in the garbage. As such they are recycled springs. The only suggestion I have if you're looking for this sort of Springs is to check out a hardware store or a mechanic shop. Thank you very much and have a great day
Before mine was broken when I had the original spring I would use it at around 70 lb. Now was this replacement spring it's set at the maximum but that's not really the full 90 lb because it's a softer spring. You have to find your comfort zone and work with that weight. Everyone's strength is going to be different. Good luck and have a great day. Keep in mind that exercise is necessary but don't exert yourself too much to cause harm
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. Those pins are actually rivets. The only way to remove them is to drill them out or grind out the heads. But if you decide on doing that remember that once you take them out you can't reuse them. You have to get new rivets or a screw and nut. Thank you very much and have a great day
IDK. These hand grip exercisers are assembled in a factory by precise machines. What we're doing is trying to fix them on the kitchen table. Run everything over in your mind a few times before you do something irreversible. Good luck and have a great day
@jiyankalita2054 I didn't buy these Springs. I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out for recycling. You might try a hardware store to see if they have anything. Or another thing you could do is check with a mechanic shop and see if they have any Springs from the old style drum brakes.
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos. I bought that hand gripper many years ago. I'm sorry but I don't remember what the brand name was. Have a great day.
Hello and thanks for watching my videos. Those springs I took off of bed frames that were thrown out. I did not buy them in a hardware store. You know how bed frames are made up of springs and wires that the mattress sits on top of.
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. You can check with a hardware store and see if they have anything like that. Another possibility is you can check with it mechanic shop and see if they have Springs from the drum brakes that the older cars used to have. Now there's two cars have disc brakes and those don't have any Springs. You will have to do a little bit of adjustments yourself
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos on for your comment. I didn't buy these Springs. I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out for recycling. You could check with a hardware store and see if they have anything similar. Thank you very much and have a great day.
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. I bought it more than 10 years ago so I don't recall how much I paid for it then. It wasn't very expensive, maybe less than $20. I don't know where you live, but I've seen Amazon has it for as low as $6.99. And there is another website called Temu that has it for as low as $3.99. Hope this was helpful for you thank you very much and have a great day
@GenerosoJoseLapaz-oj8oo I have friends in the Philippines where you are. I send balikbayan boxes to them regularly. In the Philippines and that Asian area you have a website called Lazada you can check them and see what they have. www.lazada.com.ph/tag/fingers-exercise-hang-grip-strength-equipment/
These springs are of mattresses...!?!😮 I have a gripper,which thick spring broke more than a month ago. (Mine is 60 kg or 132 lbs of resistance. No wonder the spring lasted 22 months...had it since 2021...)
Hey, thank you for watching my Videos. These these springs that you see in the video are not from the mattress itself. They are from the frame that the matpress lies on.
You Make Me Remember Baron von Rschke the Clawmaster from wrestling back in the 80s when used to watch wrestling and cartoons on Saturday mornings. Any relation? 😀
Hello and greetings. Thanks for watching my video and thanks for your comment. These Springs I got from bed frames that were thrown out in the garbage. I did not buy them. You will have to check and see in a similar manner. The only other thing I could think about that might work is if you could get the Springs from Automotive drum brakes like the older cars have.
Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. I've made a few videos about these hand grip exercisers. That's all the fixes I can come up with. Please check them out and see if any one of them solves your problem for you. Thank you very much and have a great day
Hey greetings and thanks for watching my videos and for your comment. I did not buy any of these replacement springs. I salvaged them from bed frames that were thrown out. You might want to check with a hardware store to see if they have any of these kinds of Springs that would work for your hand grip exerciser. Thank you very much and have a great day
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jVvFKdhf1N8.html Hello and greetings. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment. The link I posted above I explain why the hand grip exerciser keeps getting stuck on either the highest tension or the lowest tension. If it's stuck on either one of these tensions you have to use something like a Channellock pair of pliers turn it and free it up. If it's stuck on the highest tension you have to turn it counterclockwise to free it up. If it's stuck on the lowest tension you have to turn it clockwise to free it up. Rap the dialer with some rubber tubing or cloth to prevent it from getting damaged when you grip it with the pliers and try not to grip it too tightly to damage it. Let me know how you make out.
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