baileyt1212
Eagle Member
Is your DGA Mach Lite catching your discs too easy? Here is a simple way to bring the outside chains in 2 or 3 inches. I hope this helps my accuracy and want to pass the modification on to you.
Materials – DGA Mach Lite
Tools – Vice grips and blunt nose pliers
Step 1)
Expand the bottom s of the s-link that holds the top of the inner chains. Use the vice grips to clamp onto the top s and the middle of the s-link while using the pliers to pry the bottom s away, creating a space that the chain link can fit through.
Step 2)
Slip the first (right side) of the two current links off the s-link (only slip off the first, the other will stay).
Step 3)
Using the outside chain, slip the second link from the top onto the s-link.
Step 4)
Using the chain that you removed in step 2, skip to the middle of the three top links and slip it onto the s-link.
Step 5)
Squeeze the s-link back together using the vice grips. You can see the link that you slipped off in step 2 dangling freely in the next picture.
Repeat for all inner chain top holder s-links (I think there was 8)
The s-links should now have 3 links instead of the original 2, and bring the outer chains in line with the inner ones. I know that the Mach lite has problems spitting the disc out the back, but now, even though all links are a similar distance, I have not had one go through since I have made this change.
There is no difference in how the basket will collapse, or how it fits into it's bag.
Happy putting.
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Materials – DGA Mach Lite
Tools – Vice grips and blunt nose pliers
Step 1)
Expand the bottom s of the s-link that holds the top of the inner chains. Use the vice grips to clamp onto the top s and the middle of the s-link while using the pliers to pry the bottom s away, creating a space that the chain link can fit through.
Step 2)
Slip the first (right side) of the two current links off the s-link (only slip off the first, the other will stay).
Step 3)
Using the outside chain, slip the second link from the top onto the s-link.
Step 4)
Using the chain that you removed in step 2, skip to the middle of the three top links and slip it onto the s-link.
Step 5)
Squeeze the s-link back together using the vice grips. You can see the link that you slipped off in step 2 dangling freely in the next picture.
Repeat for all inner chain top holder s-links (I think there was 8)
The s-links should now have 3 links instead of the original 2, and bring the outer chains in line with the inner ones. I know that the Mach lite has problems spitting the disc out the back, but now, even though all links are a similar distance, I have not had one go through since I have made this change.
There is no difference in how the basket will collapse, or how it fits into it's bag.
Happy putting.
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