I'll look. Thanks!Terry, is the plate on bottom of the rest that slides in the groove in the rear sliding plate, in that groove?
Bottom with blue. Top down w/o.I'll look. Thanks!
I think it may just be out of adjustment but hopefully one of these two links will be of help. The first one has some helpful videos. Upgrading the bearings is worthwhile too. As is replacing the tension buttons/screws with some from @butchlambertThe Farley rest that I have does not travel straight up and down using the joy stick. It cocks side to side. How do I fix this?
Joe, I did many years ago and much has been discovered since.Butch,
Didn't you do an article on Bench Rest Central on the repair of a Farley rest, with pictures? I
seem to remember it when I took mine apart for inspection and smoothing it's operation.
JDM
You’re missing a piece on the bottom. I’m at work but can take pics when I get home tonightBottom with blue. Top down w/o.
If you can't get it worked out I believe this guy does a lot of work on the Farley.The Farley rest that I have does not travel straight up and down using the joy stick. It cocks side to side. How do I fix this?
My web guy moved from Colorado to Broken Arrow, Okla. within the last year.Ur nd some lube on the top of the plate. You can see where the bag plate rubs on it . The springs also drag on top of the bottom plate. Plus most bottom plates are not flat. I’ve found them as much as .040” out. My plates are .00005 flat. Finish ground not just cut out of bar stock.
Still trying to find property here in Oklahoma. Been down here for ever it seems. Sorry guys. It frustrating, it almost like ground hog day. Doing this to be close to half siblings I never knew I had until 2015. Never met them until 2025. My sister was taken when she was 1 month old, by a family that knew her parents after WWII.
