That's too funny! I'm glad I'm in my shop by myself with nobody to hear me laughing 
The REO Lounge - Part IV
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Hi Scott!
Doots, I don't know the answer to that question. Maybe some of the more experienced peeps can help you.
Doots, I don't know the answer to that question. Maybe some of the more experienced peeps can help you.
Don't have an RM2 so I don't know what size plug to recommend, but I don't see why it wouldn't work...
Thanks.. I know I can plug it but I kind of want to be able to revert back if possible to bottom feeder where I can open up the hole again.. Maybe some epoxy putty? I can drill it out if not pushed down the hold too much. Just enough to seal the hole.?
dont know. Was thinking maybe someone else had donw it already and would save me some experimentation...
If I remember right, which isn't always...but I think someone had written that they plugged the hole off with a round toothpick. Seems like it would work.
I think Paul means at the bottom around the 510 connection and not the hole in the ceramic. What if you used a piece of cork from a wine bottle for the hole in the ceramic?
Plumbers putty?
Plumbers putty?
Yeah. I thought about a toothpick. might go that way and test.. I was thinking putty might melt due to heat.. thanks for the ideas guys and gals//
I wouldn't go with plumber's putty. No telling how it would react to the juice and give you that kitchen sink drain taste or something 
And I think the toothpick option might work from the ceramic end also. Stick it in and then use something to cut it off flush, or close to it.
And I think the toothpick option might work from the ceramic end also. Stick it in and then use something to cut it off flush, or close to it.
I wouldn't go with plumber's putty. No telling how it would react to the juice and give you that kitchen sink drain taste or something
Yeah. Think so too.. I will try it..
I wouldn't go with plumber's putty. No telling how it would react to the juice and give you that kitchen sink drain taste or something
I guess I never really looked down the hole from the ceramic side. LOL It makes sense that the hole would get smaller.
I plugged the hole in the 510 pin and seems to be working fine with a toothpick. If course that will deteriorate over time. guess a little bit of epoxy putty in the end of the 510 hole would be a more permanent solution and can be drilled out since it will not be much in that small little hole.. Then flush out good to get rid of any residue.. Thanks everyone!
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