If there were no takers. I don't like the thought of having timing cables on a bow. I have seen my arrows drop like a rock on occasion. I did buy silicone lube, and use it every time. lubrication is the key.

 

i have taken my bow apart atleast 10 times in the last two days just trying to find something that was either misplaced or jamming up and cant. joe sent me an almost brand new timing system for it. and i know its the right one cause i sent him the old one to compare it to and it still wont draw back. its seizing up and i cant find a reason why. so im gonna leave it alone for a day or two and go back to it. maybe ill see something then.

 

Can you take good pics of both sides of the timing wheels and cable. Also make sure the cable is not twisted up in the riser. It should only be crossed one time. It sounds like one cam is turned 1/2 to much and thus will lock up the bow when trying to draw.
When you go to put the timing set on the bow. You must put the wheels to the inside of the cables. At this time the cables will be straight on each side of the wheels. Before installing it you must take one end and rotate it 1/2 turn. This will put one cross in the center of the cables. This is how it must be installed. If you install it with out the 1/2 turn it will lock up when trying to draw.