Sportsman Problem

islandtees · February 5th, 2011, 10:26 AM

Noticed yesterday this problem.To late to call M&R.Maybee someone may know how to adjust.When the press cycles and the table lifts,the squeege starts its stroke.I noticed at that point the table lifts a tiny bit more while the squeege is moving.Its a all electric press.Does anyone know how to adust?

islandtees · February 5th, 2011, 03:49 PM

I am pleased to have this corrected quickly.Robert was the only one who contacted me to try to help.After reading many posts by him I took him as a mad man.I was suprised as he is completely the opposite.Talk to him for a few minutes on the phone and you will see he is nothing like he is on the internet.He offered suggestions that I used, the final result worked well. I adjusted the lift cylinders and added a touch of delay to the squeege to be sure the table was completely up before the stroke.The delay is hardly noticable.I dont get involved with all the crazy posts between Robert and other companies.If he is willing to offer his knowledge to help I will be glad to use it.Thank you Robert for all your help.

islandtees · February 5th, 2011, 08:51 PM

I have to make this post.In all fairness to M&R,I stated no one answered to help.However I did not notice that Mr. Hoffman did respond to my problem and offered his phone number to call him personally to help.Therefore I must also thank him for trying.Like I said earlier I do not get involved with the wars between companies.

iinc · February 6th, 2011, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by islandtees

I have to make this post.In all fairness to M&R,I stated no one answered to help.However I did not notice that Mr. Hoffman did respond to my problem and offered his phone number to call him personally to help.Therefore I must also thank him for trying.Like I said earlier I do not get involved with the wars between companies.

I posted a response very similar to Robert's. I guess it's good to know that there are plenty of people out there to help. Robert has helped me out more than once and I appreciate it when anyone in the industry takes the time out to help. It's not good to imply that no one else offered to help. BTW if you had put your number in your post. You would have gotten a response a lot quicker.

inkscreens · February 6th, 2011, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by islandtees

I have to make this post.In all fairness to M&R,I stated no one answered to help.However I did not notice that Mr. Hoffman did respond to my problem and offered his phone number to call him personally to help.Therefore I must also thank him for trying.Like I said earlier I do not get involved with the wars between companies.

Yeah it looks like Rich responded to your post with his personal cell. M&R is great with getting back to you. It looks like you posted on mrprint but never checked back to see if you received responses. Anyways, good to hear your problem has been solved.