AL... F

is tiller adjustment really necessary or just a matter of personal preference...as in how you want the bow to feel when drawing it?

Greg / MO

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2498671

peakrut

Al thank you for asking the question and Greg thank you for the link as I have been experience a kind of automatic lift up when I would put my pin on target.

Arthur P Thank you for a very helpful post.

AL... F

ty greg i even read that post and forgot all about it thanks for putting up the link

Roskoe

Since that post with Arthur P. last week, I have been playing around a bit with the tillers on my bows. It seems like, at least for the Hoyt bows, having the top limb backed off about 2/3 of a turn makesthem track fairly straight - both coming and going. I am surprised how much easier it is to keep the sight pin on the target as the arrow is released.

Greg / MO

Thanks for sharing that, Roskoe... good feedback indeed.

archer58

ArthurP's post makes perfect sense.

Once you back out the top limbon Hoyts and Bowtechs ,do you need to re-time the cams?
Will this adjustment change the timing at all?