FatDragonDaddy

Ty! I'm in Cincinnati, OH, USA. Also, I was able to gently pull the draw tube back into place. I still ordered the supplies in the cloudynights.com article just in case it starts to slip. I can't thank you guys enough. I know the Celestron 127 doesn't have the best track record, but it's all I can afford at the moment. I was thrilled at the $75 price, even if that meant me doing some MacGyvering on it.

It might be the case. I don't know them personally. I just bought it through FB Marketplace. I am perfectly okay with the idea of fixing it though. For $75, I won't complain. The article above had a great guideline I am going to try :- D ty again to everyone. I was legit baffled what I was doing wrong. I couldn't find anything in the manual or on YouTube or through searches. I even asked on Reddit. So glad I could find help here!

It was on cloudynights.com, but I didn't see this article! This is fantastic, tysm!

Omgosh, this is incredibly helpful. I only paid $75 on FB Marketplace. I don't mind buying a new focuser piece, if that's what it takes. Do you happen to know where to look? I feel much better knowing I wasn't doing something wrong.

Hello, This is my first post. I bought a used Celestron 127. It's in great shape, and included all the accessories. The telescope was put together already. My only problem is erecting 20mm eyepiece wobbles/there's no way to secure the eyepiece inside the focuser. I've looked through the manual and checked online, however I can't tell if this is normal or not. Photos of what I mean I only found one post on another site where someone was looking for a part. I took a screenshot. I have all the pieces in the picture. The second picture I took of the inside of the focuser. The knobs on the focuser do not seem to do anything. Am I missing a part? I thought maybe someone here might know. I haven't had much luck. Thank You!