Tillering Tree Question

[Stagmitis]

First time using pillow blocks and pulley- no issues using a 1/2 “ rod in a 1” hole?

[Bowjunkie]

 

[Stagmitis]

Set screws too short to secure pulley to bar  7/8 will work

[Kirkll]

Why are you guys messing with pillow blocks anyway?  a simple pully works just fine.

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https://www.amazon.com/SHINICO-Stainless-Bearing-Equipment-Clothesline/dp/B092TC62BW/ref=sr_1_8?crid=W0EN5VGW0RZ6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Iny1n07ZrBEykCvTqwGFMmsp5qftMSeupZJoyJfXNh8Px1bDQ8N8ITCGvr6bkAd3cdwboSzNG5PV9dHFCBIt8I6wSvWpUepGshMaooXlOGjGOHpTBQy7vBFONPYPNybaulz1vTmrSs0Nz0itb8enntEsuB7_Smfqk3IZajqO9mtAYsEVRwHmakLJn8RKA2WumdFJdygQq1tuh-_pY0ZAxm5ZdUwSMjmKciu2un6HPjw.2R_86FLaOZerRhH1sKxuk9SxBx5NZ-aZj8L5GWz64Lo&dib_tag=se&keywords=pulleys&qid=1738434088&sprefix=pulleys%2Caps%2C177&sr=8-8&th=1

[Stagmitis]

Because I want to easily and accurately move the pulley left and right to adjust string line travel for different tillers.  Did you read any of Bowjunkies and Roy’s posts on their tiller tree setup?

[Roy from Pa]

Kirk, we wood bow guys are higher tech than those damn glass bow guys:)

[Kirkll]

I get your drift guys..(Pun intended). I simply shift the bow one way or the other where it sets on the top for that, and center up the deepest part of the grip for tiller adjustments... 

But.... i suppose that doesn't apply to guys that are heeling down on their flat shaped bow grips and gripping the the bow hard enough to choke a chicken with a bent arm so it doesn't rattle their teeth loose shooting it.

But you are right... You self bowyers are the masters... 

[Roy from Pa]