i need some help

[hugger19]

i cant open the pdf file on the traxxas forum to look at the traxxas wildcat manual. can someone on here go to the traxxas forum and than type in traxxas wildcat manual and download maybe on here??? i just need the page on mounting the front shock tower and shocks thanks. or if someone could download it than send it to me in an email?? thanks again. mike

[Coelacanth]

i cant open the pdf file on the traxxas forum to look at the traxxas wildcat manual. can someone on here go to the traxxas forum and than type in traxxas wildcat manual and download maybe on here??? i just need the page on mounting the front shock tower and shocks thanks. or if someone could download it than send it to me in an email?? thanks again. mike

I could help, but I'm not getting far bumbling around the site. Got a link to get someone started in the right direction?

[hugger19]

or if it can be added to the manuals on the rc10 site that would be great also

[terry.sc]

Here's the pdf manual to try, checked it out and it works fine:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/76796829/traxxas_wildcat_manual.pdf

[GoMachV]

So... Just this?

[hugger19]

ya and the front shock install. i think traxxas uses a weird pivot pin to mount the front shocks.

[hugger19]

Here's the pdf manual to try, checked it out and it works fine:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/76796829/traxxas_wildcat_manual.pdf

i guess i have a issue with my comp still cant download it

[GoMachV]

ya and the front shock install. i think traxxas uses a weird pivot pin to mount the front shocks.

[hugger19]

sweet thanks for the help!!!!!

[hugger19]

those pivot pins are odd, i got lucky on finding the shock towers, but those pins might be a different story

[j-sou]

Maybe not all that helpful, but if you're trying to view the page/pdf in your browser and it's not loading correctly, hold shift and hit the refresh button. Might be a prob with your browser and/or add-ons. Shift refresh should bypass that

[Coelacanth]

Or right-click the link of the PDF file and "Save target as", which bypasses your browser trying to load a PDF file inside itself and allows you to save it to your hard drive. Browsers were never meant to open PDFs, as PDFs are created by Adobe; Adobe Reader is the correct application to open PDFs, but for some reason, the default when you install Reader is to install a browser plugin to force PDFs to display in your browser.

[hugger19]

thanks for the advice guys ill give it a try, and thanks again for those 2 pages