extender setup

little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Hi all I have been noticing alot of questions on how to put together the extender and also how the tension settings work so I have put together this little info thread with pictures. Ok so you receive your extender most come in a box like this
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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Ok so now what you really want to do is make sure that you have all the pieces there that are needed. See the picture for the basic layout of what you should have received to be able to use your extender.
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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Try that picture again here of what you shoud receive with the extender.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Ok now get the 2 lugs and place them in the white base peice as shown.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

With the lugs in place you need to screw in the (articulated screws) or as most peolple would call them screws.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Ok now the part where most people seem to be getting a little confused and to some this may seem simple but to others it can be a reall pain.

So place the spring in place as shown.

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Now pull the spring cover over it

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Srew in the spring retaining screw

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And there you have it the spring is in place.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Once again the last post did not work. So try again.
Ok now the part where most people seem to be getting a little confused and to some this may seem simple but to others it can be a reall pain.

Put the spring in place as shown.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Pull the spring cover over the spring.

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Screw in the retaining srew in order to keep the spring in place.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

I know this picture is already up here but this is what it should look like after spring is put in place and all is tightened and secure.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Now for adding the bars there is a adaptation period so this is what it says to do in the manual anyway.

1st to 5th day 2cm under erect size use for 3 hours a day

6th to 10th day add on a 0.5cm bar use for 6 hours a day

11th to 15th day add another 0.5cm bar. use for 8 hours a day.

After doing this add the bars so it is the same length as you penis therefor you are stretching to the length of your erct penis and do this until you can add another bar you really want to be aiming to be stretching 1 inch over your erect length.

Here is a picture of the extender with the bars on.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Now for the noose part of the extender. Very simple place one end of the noose through the hole in the head.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Loop it around and place it in adjacent hole.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Now slip it onto the rods and you are done.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

Next thing is how to adjust the tension and how you know what tension you are set at. Well the screw at the base of the rods allows you to adjust the tension by moving the rods up and down and therefore compressing and decompressing the spring. The lines on the rods allow you to see what tension the springs are giving there are three lines and I think that the best way to explain what each one of these lines represent is through a picture.

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little fella · Jun 11, 2008

So to put it quite simply the more lines that you can see the less the pressure is being placed on the penis.

So I hope that this helps some in understanding a little more about the extender how to put it together but the most important is the tension do not rush it I made the sili mistake of going all the way up on the tension setting. I did not do any injurys to myself thank god but I did get a lot of skin irritation and therefore had to take time of to heel and this hindered my gains.

fedora · Jun 12, 2008

Super great thread!!!!!!!!!

twins172_up · Jun 17, 2008

good thread little fella...my extender came already put together..but i still have problem with the tension...when i turn the knob to adjust the tension...the rods does not move but i end up unscrewing the rod from the base...not sure why that happens

antlovesteph · Jun 18, 2008

same happens to me

little fella · Jun 22, 2008

twins172_up;305350 said:
good thread little fella...my extender came already put together..but i still have problem with the tension...when i turn the knob to adjust the tension...the rods does not move but i end up unscrewing the rod from the base...not sure why that happens

I really think that there is a friction problem here where the springs are place some oil in where the springs are I prefer to use bearing lubricant that comes in a tube and it is not as messy this will free that area up so when you rotate the the rods that part will move instead of the screws in the base. Or the other way that you can do it is get some light grade lock tight and place a small amount on the screw that goes into the base this will stop it from unscrewing I hope that this helps.

If this does not help please let me know and I will post pictures of these to better describe what I am talking about.

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