[Dale_B1]

If it is the serveing pulling that is pretty normal on most bows with orginial string and cables. It pulls where it rounds the cam.:wink:

 

[bhorschel]

Normal, just make sure the serving is not seperated and strands are getting cut. If it is seperated you can have it reserved or reserve it yourself.

 

[cmherrmann]

Hard to tell without a pic or two.

 

[Martin_Cheetah]

If it is the serveing pulling that is pretty normal on most bows with orginial string and cables. It pulls where it rounds the cam.:wink:

Yeah it looks its where it rounds the cams! And the metal wrapping seems to be worn down a bit, but it hasnt affected anything, and it is in perfect working condition.

 

[oktx]

Yeah it looks its where it rounds the cams! And the metal wrapping seems to be worn down a bit, but it hasnt affected anything, and it is in perfect working condition.

What metal? I had a bengal and the serving separated, I just kept an eye on it and it was fine until I changed strings. I went with Bucknasty strings and this solved the problem.

 

[Martin_Cheetah]

What metal? I had a bengal and the serving separated, I just kept an eye on it and it was fine until I changed strings. I went with Bucknasty strings and this solved the problem.

Like on the cable that goes to the cam, it has what seems like a metal wrapping on it 6 inches before the cam on both ends.

 

[Dale_B1]

It's not metal it's the type of serveing used.:wink:

 

[Martin_Cheetah]

It's not metal it's the type of serveing used.:wink:

Ok, yeah i figured I was messing something up haha, sorry if I sounds like a complete novice, but you gotta start somewhere i guess.

 

[Martin_Cheetah]

Last Question, so it looks like the only thing that is making the cable look worn is the serving. So like, you dont think it will cause the string to break and cause my bow to explode do you?

 

[oktx]

Just keep an eye on the strands under the serving. If they are not frayed or broken you will be fine. I had mine do the same thing. When you get ready to get new strings I would recommend Bucknasty's. I have no serving separation what so ever. Be sure to order them in advance it takes a while for him to build them but they are well worth the wait.

 

[Martin_Cheetah]

Just keep an eye on the strands under the serving. If they are not frayed or broken you will be fine. I had mine do the same thing. When you get ready to get new strings I would recommend Bucknasty's. I have no serving separation what so ever. Be sure to order them in advance it takes a while for him to build them but they are well worth the wait.

Thanks for the advice. Funny you say that, I was thinking about when I am going to replace the string today lol