Yukon construction

[fishtank]

Hey all,

Well, received my Yukon today and during contstuction, I realized Clam Corp. forgot about 4 screws needed for the build. Not a big deal, but I was just a little dissapointed when I was putting it together. I'm going to just run to the hardware store tomorrow, because it will be much less of a headache for me than to call in and have to wait a few more days.

I'm not trying to rip on any body here, because believe, me, I know what goes into packaging these kinds of things. Any body have similar situations?

[gogophers]

I bought and put together my yukon on saturday and actually had the opposite happen. Got done and had a bag of about 12 screws left over. Usually I just chalk this up to not paying attention to the directions, but I don't see anything falling off or apart, so I think they were just extras.

[JigginIsLife]

yup had the same situation except i didnt have to assemble my 5600. but yea the little bit of assembly that i did have to do they were 2 screws short so yea, no big deal just dive into the random parts box and find something.

[Weed Shark]

Not a Yukon, but years ago, I bought a 6800 clam. The first time I set it up in my basement, a nut pulled through the black plastic flooring in one corner. I put large washers under all the nuts before I ever used it.

I believe the company headquarters are in Medina, not far from you.

My wife just picked up an older clam from a co-worker, so now we have two. Interesting to see the evolution of the product.

[PerchJerker]

About 5 years ago I bought a Fish Trap Pro. Instead of getting a left and right bracket for the seat I got two brackets for the same side. Frustrating, but fortunately I worked close to their office and got the correct part in a few days. Ever since then I couldn't be happier with the house