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Author:  FunJax [ Sun Jun 24, 2007 4:31 pm ]
Post subject:  Cracked hull today due to pedals poping out

I was pedaling fairly hard today when the drum shaft popped out, bending the cam lock knobs and cracking the hull. When looking for the reason why, I noticed that one side of the drum shaft was much longer than the other. Is this the reason and will Hobie fix it? BTW it is a 3 month old Revolution.
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Author:  mmiller [ Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:53 am ]
Post subject:  Crack?

Cracked? Yes, we will replace the hull. That is an odd one. It is possible that the asymmetrical drum shaft contributed to the problem I suppose. Contact your dealer and file a claim.

Author:  FunJax [ Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:53 am ]
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Matt, Have you ever heard of Murphy's Law? I like to refer to it as Larry's Law. If it can happen, it will happen to me :oops:
Thank You VERY MUCH. I should not have lost a night of sleep!
You guys go above and beyond with your cust. service.
Thanks again, Larry

Author:  kepnutz [ Thu Jun 28, 2007 6:10 am ]
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Hey ya'll :o
Thank you FJax for the pictures and information. I just checked both of the mirage drives on my Tandem and the front drive had a similar looking lopsided drum shaft as depicted here. I just gently tapped it over so it is now even on both sides. I dont know how long its been that way and we have not suffered any damamge to the drive well as far as I can tell but perhaps this is something that everyone should check before locking down the cam knobs..
.............Kepnutz

Author:  Hobiekayaker [ Thu Jun 28, 2007 10:34 am ]
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FunJax,
You are not alone with crack. I have a blue revo also that the same thing happened. Rep was at the store when I returned it and now waiting on a new hull. Hobie support has always been the best and I really hope this is a fluke thing.

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