Mission Hammr Bow String and Cables Replacement

Written By: Mathew Reed
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Mission Hammr Bow String and Cables Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

9

Time Required

30 - 45 minutes

Introduction

This guide will show how to replace the strings and cables on a Mission Hammr archery bow.

Before attempting this make sure you know how everything being used for the repair operates. Incorrect use of the equipment could lead to damage and potential injuries to you as well.

When compressing the bow in the press be sure NOT to compress it anymore than what’s needed. If you do, it could result in damage to the bow and the bow press itself. If compressed enough the bow could shoot out of the press potentially harming you as well. Make sure the arms you are using in your bow press are supported in working on the Mission Hammr. If your press is not capable of holding the Mission Hammr DO NOT attempt to work on this bow in your press, doing so can seriously harm you and the equipment. Keep your fingers out of the cams. This can be tough when trying to replace the strings and cables but remember the bow is compressed and if it was to slip out while you had your fingers in them, they have the ability to break or cut off your fingers.

Warning: Exercise extreme caution when following this guide. Do not attempt to work on this bow in your press. Doing so can cause serious injury.

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    • Align the arms of the bow press with the limbs of the bow.

    • Ensure the bow press and bow arms are safe to use for this particular bow.

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    • Slowly compress the bow press until the string has some slack similar to what's shown in the picture.

    • DO NOT press the bow anymore than you have to. This could result in damage to the bow and the bow press.

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    • Before you remove the string or cables make sure you know where everything goes for replacement. Take a picture if needed.

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    • Remove the string.

    • This is the easiest piece to put on and take off. Taking this off first will keep it out of the way so you can access the cables a bit more cleanly.

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    • Now remove the cables one at a time.

    • After removing an old cable, immediately replace it with a new one. Doing this will make it easier to ensure you are replacing the cables in the correct spots.

    • The place the cable hooks onto the cam is labeled with a C. The string goes where it's imprinted with an S.

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    • Once both sets of cables are replaced, make sure they are in the correct grooves before continuing.

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    • Replace the string.

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    • Now with the string on and in the correct groove check through everything once more.

    • With the bow press, slowly tighten the strings and cables until it looks like it did before the replacement.

    • Use your before picture for a comparison to make sure it's correct.

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    • Now with the pressure back on the bow everything should be ready to go.

    • Double check to make sure the cables align in the tuning holes and the strings and cables have successfully been replaced.

    Hey any change you can post a pic of the cams from the top where the y-cable attaches to the cam. I just picked up a hammr myself but I think the cam is bent, but I'm not sure because both cams have this slight bend at the same spot.

    Rob K -

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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