| Re: Hot stick repairs
[Re: Mike Fahle]
#110656 06/29/07 03:43 PM 06/29/07 03:43 PM |
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | Yes they can - I've done it before. There's a spring pin gong through the inner part that you need to remove at the bottom. That should let you remove the small outer sleeve and pull the inner part through the top (if you have a cork ball at the top, you will need to remove it or drill a large hole through which to extract.
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[Re: Mike Fahle]
#110661 07/07/07 09:18 PM 07/07/07 09:18 PM | Anonymous
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Unregistered | **** ball at that end). Grab the end that connect and put some dish washing soap where the slot is where tube connect. SLOWLY move it in and out till you get it all the way out. This will get all the sand and salt water out of in.
I do it to both of mine EVERY time I use time now and they have never stuck again. I almost lost one before I started doing this.
Doug
Last edited by DougSnell; 07/07/07 09:19 PM.
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[Re: Mike Fahle]
#110663 07/08/07 05:01 PM 07/08/07 05:01 PM | Anonymous
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Unregistered | Doug, that would be a big waste of my time. There is very little salt in the water here on the north coast. Also, if you read my original post, the problem was that I had two broken tillers that I could make one good one from if I could get them apart - it had nothing to do with sand or salt. Be glad you don't have to worry about those to problems. Fill a bucket up around here and let in set for a few minutes. There is about half inch of sand in it most of the time. Doug | | |
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