An Fittings- How Do You Assemble Without F&*^ing Up The Anodize
06-30-2007, 12:30 PM
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Nicely polished and chromed tools like Snap-on wrenches tend to be the best as I believe that in addition to the smooth finish, they exhibit no flexing.
06-30-2007, 10:29 PM
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I have found that all the aluminum wrenches flex (sometimes permanently) and scratch as bad or worse than other methods, that is why I place strapping tape on the mating surfaces of these wrenches.
Nicely polished and chromed tools like Snap-on wrenches tend to be the best as I believe that in addition to the smooth finish, they exhibit no flexing.
Nicely polished and chromed tools like Snap-on wrenches tend to be the best as I believe that in addition to the smooth finish, they exhibit no flexing.
07-01-2007, 08:09 PM
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07-01-2007, 09:34 PM
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Open72,
The link is up and running, available for download. Give it another try. Perhaps the security settings are prohibiting the download. I cannot email the file as the packet size is too large. If you cant pull it off Mediafire i can possibly scan it in another format or email in parts. Let me know as this is definitely a must have if you are working with -AN.
Regards,
Bob
http://www.mediafire.com/?bgywtit0myn
The link is up and running, available for download. Give it another try. Perhaps the security settings are prohibiting the download. I cannot email the file as the packet size is too large. If you cant pull it off Mediafire i can possibly scan it in another format or email in parts. Let me know as this is definitely a must have if you are working with -AN.
Regards,
Bob
http://www.mediafire.com/?bgywtit0myn
if i would have known they were a pain in the azz ,i would have just used push ons...but , i bought the majority of the fittings better than 2 years ago..
all the big power boats here , that's what they use ,but ,seeing this will be my only power i wanted the stainless...
live and learn....
eric
07-02-2007, 12:04 AM
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07-02-2007, 01:01 AM
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http://astro.neutral.org/anodise.shtml
These guy's are super intelligent, actually are astronomers.
Maybe I shouldn't give away what I have been spending years studying. This goes for the fuel research too.
If it wasn't for the other guy's on here, and some are chemical engineers, I wouldn't have been learning as much either. So I have to put something back in the well of knowledge, and I hope I can ever more gain when I need it, or better yet, before I need it. BBB
These guy's are super intelligent, actually are astronomers.
Maybe I shouldn't give away what I have been spending years studying. This goes for the fuel research too.
If it wasn't for the other guy's on here, and some are chemical engineers, I wouldn't have been learning as much either. So I have to put something back in the well of knowledge, and I hope I can ever more gain when I need it, or better yet, before I need it. BBB
