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? replacing the foam insert in a great northern quiver

Started by BTH, July 01, 2007, 01:46:00 PM

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BTH

Well, it's time to change out the foam insert in my great northern quiver. So I bought an insert and it didn't come with directions...Anyone know how to get those inserts out? And put the new one back in?  
Thanks,
Toby
Pork, Oysters, and Beer...the Holy Trinity (Anthony Bourdain).

Dave Worden

I haven't tried that particular quiver, but with mine, I just stick a pair of pliers into two holes made by my arrows and pull the old insert out.
"If I was afraid of a challenge, I'd put sights on my bow!"

Bill M.

what dave said will work fine just did one a few weeks ago did'nt even have to glue anything
the foam fits in there pretty tight.

dino

It's just a tension fit.  Pull the old one out and press the new on in. dino
"The most demanding thing you can ask of a piece of wood is for it to become an arrow shaft. You reduce it to the smallest of dimension yet ask it to remain it's strongest, straightest and most durable." Bill Sweetland

BTH

Thanks. I did manage to figure it out I was just worried that those clip-looking things had something to do with keeping the foam in.
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Jason R. Wesbrock

I think the only purpose for the piece of metal it to keep folks from pushing their broadheads through the top og the quiver. Kind of a safety feature.

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