Well than... Roll over.
Kayfun LITE - Part 2
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Well than... Roll over.
Many thanks. Good to know EHPro is available here. Never owned an EHPro but have heard they are perhaps slightly better quality.
However, I would still need to make it topfill due to my own disability.
You said both sides so agitate on your left side then roll over so you can agitate on your right side.
I have a kayfun Lite which I have hardly ever used. If you are located in the US, I can let you have it at no cost.
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Very kind of you to offer, but sadly I am not in the US, and postage to here would be excessive. Do appreciate the offer though.
Still trying to make sense of the Kayfun parts compatibility list, so hope to narrow down the choice maybe.
So I have had my two KFL+ for a few weeks and I gotta say that they are great tanks. It took me a while to nail the wicking and refilling, but since I figured that out (with help from some of you here), I haven't had a drip leak or a dry hit in a couple of weeks.
I might have to grab a couple more.
I might have to grab a couple more.
I am hit and miss with a few different tanks but always seem to get it right with the kayfuns. I guess I'm just lucky.
I'll have to search YouTube and see what I can find. I'm sure it's easy once you know the right way to do it , LOL
Just make sure the ends of your wicks touch the horizontal deck. Don't need any more or any less. Saturate the wicks with juice. Paste the wicks against the posi block wall and just be sure the ends touch the deck. Do this with the chimney off so you can see your work. Once happy with it then screw the chimney on.
Oh... never thought of that! I've wicked dry. I've been trying to do it like the original Kanger RBA decks. That seemed to work pretty good but if I just want it touching the deck, I've been using too much wick. Thanks !
Redid mine wet like the picture yesterday and it seems to be working great! The only problem I had was screwing the chimney on wanted to pull the one tail off to the side. I used a piece of Kanthal and rearranged it after I had it screwed on.
Trim a little cotton off the sides of the tail. They shouldn't move if you have them pasted on the sides unless you have a lot of cotton.
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