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# Setting the Limits

The Pushstick v2 has up to four physical limits depending on the machine wiring: FWD ULT, FWD, REV, REV ULT. See the limit table below for details.

| Limits  | Apprentice & Classic | Pro |
| ------- | -------------------- | --- |
| FWD     | X                    | X   |
| REV     | X                    | X   |
| FWD ULT |                      | X   |
| REV ULT |                      | X   |
|         |                      |     |

The limits are actuated by the block attached to the end of the drum’s acme rod. All four of these limits are adjustable.

To adjust the limits, loosen the socket head cap screw attaching the limit to its track with a 5/32” allen key. Move the limit to your desired position and re-tighten the socket head cap screw to set the limit into place on the track.

Sometimes pictures are better than words - take a look at the slideshow below for guidance.

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