Drive Shower Installation
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Drive Shower Installation
I went to install my Simrek drive showers this weekend and found that the bolt on the B1 that needs to be removed has a 10-12 point "star shaped" head on it. Any idea what these are called and where can I get a socket to fit it?
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I installed the showers this afternoon. But the directions don't say to replace the flat washer on the lift rams. Did any of you replace it and if so was it under the shower attachment or over it.
It seems to me the right was to do it is to leave the washer on and install the shower over the washer to protect the bushing.
It seems to me the right was to do it is to leave the washer on and install the shower over the washer to protect the bushing.
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I installed the showers this afternoon. But the directions don't say to replace the flat washer on the lift rams. Did any of you replace it and if so was it under the shower attachment or over it.
It seems to me the right was to do it is to leave the washer on and install the shower over the washer to protect the bushing.
It seems to me the right was to do it is to leave the washer on and install the shower over the washer to protect the bushing.
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I talked to the guy at Simrek and he said it can be done either way but left the washer on and then the attachment for the shower. The decorative plastic caps won't screw back on but I'm not worried about those.