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300te sphere replacement
Just replaced the spheres in my wagon and had a devil of a time with the line between the valve and the sphere closest to the valve. I just couldn't get a wrench on the fitting.
I finally removed the line between the valve and the distant sphere to get it out of the way. Did I miss a trick? Thx -CTH |
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Doubtful, that job is just difficult. I have a couple of "crows feet" I use and it is still an exercise in the impossible.
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I spent hours getting the threads lined up on that line, the rest of the job was simple.
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I spend far too much time with heavy cutters taking cars apart. It's refreshing to put one back together. I hate getting rusty at technique.
Thx for the reassurance that it was supposed to be that much fun. Only took 2 hours in the cold on my back with the sun setting to get the pipe back in. The trip up for me was not realizing I need to put the pipe over the fuel line instead of under it. Also, I should have seated the end of the distant sphere before the valve end (do the harder to reach end first if the option is available). Thx -CTH |
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