Magnetic switch question....
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If the connector doesnt come off from the CT is because it has the tight o-ring inside. Put off the CR and grab with gloves the threads of the CT. With the other hand try with a strong short move to unscrew it
use a rubber strap wrench on the body and use a leather belt gripped by pliers on the knurled part, it will come apart easily
A set of these would be real handy for cylindrical parts
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You could make a make shift from wood.
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You could make a make shift from wood.
I am overly paranoid about ....ing up anything on this ggts, scratches, knicks, pits....things of that nature...maybe this should just be the workhorse and when income tax comes see about getting a nickle one for fancy niceness lol
if you can't get it off by hand, use a rubber strap wrench, polish it real good and use a food grade silicone spray or even a thin coating of vaseline on the threads from here on out to keep things smooth. when the stainless steel versions come out, let that be your workhorse!!!
My prodigy v3.1 was a monster and a tank for like 3 months....my god that thing is indestructable...
IMEO SS GGTS NEEDED NOW!!!! <3 haha
IMEO SS GGTS NEEDED NOW!!!! <3
haha
Since you are taking it apart for maint., before you clamp down on it with anything I would spray with some penetrating lube and let it set for an hour. Amazing how it works to free frozen threads. If the button is still giving you problems: Wood screw, JB Kwik, and an old 901 atty.
I just got the GGTB switch apart with a little tech support from Imeo, and I am pleased to announce that the magnets work great. I used hot water a submersion in noalox another was and rinse and a lot of force to unfreeze it. Before I dropped the magnets in, I cleaned it again and used some silver conductive grease on the switch's internal screw threads to try and prevent future problems.
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