Just got my first one, and she needs a little TLC. Anyone direct me to an idiots guide to looking after one's cocker....?
'cocker basics
- Thread starter Kevin Winter
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this video definatelly helped me
if you have a specific problem then try one of the many cocker based forums
hope this helps
soul snatcher24
if you have a specific problem then try one of the many cocker based forums
hope this helps
soul snatcher24
Where to start. Firstly, 'cockers need loads of maintenance = myth. My Ego10 needs more maintenance than any of my 'cockers.
www.customcockers.com/forum is a must. Become a member and read everything.
Assuming the marker works - don't mess with it. Put a few drops of oil in the ASA occasionally and you should be good.
The best way to learn about them is to understand how they work. Use it, examine it, watch how the parts cycle. 'Cockers have a mechanical quality (even e-cockers). When you understand the way the parts interact, problems become a lot easiier to diagnose.
^^^The TechPB video is excellent for a begginer.^^^
What model do you have BTW?
www.customcockers.com/forum is a must. Become a member and read everything.
Assuming the marker works - don't mess with it. Put a few drops of oil in the ASA occasionally and you should be good.
The best way to learn about them is to understand how they work. Use it, examine it, watch how the parts cycle. 'Cockers have a mechanical quality (even e-cockers). When you understand the way the parts interact, problems become a lot easiier to diagnose.
^^^The TechPB video is excellent for a begginer.^^^
What model do you have BTW?
Physchoballistics Lightning. Works okay, with a couple of small leaks at the moment. Got it cheap and kinda using it as a lead in to getting an Ecocker in the future...
PS - forgot to say HUGE thanks for this one: it's the same model I'm working with!!!