----[Please read http://ercoupers.com/disclaimer.htm before following any advice in this forum.]----When we did the job we used a hydraulic press (the easy part) and two 90 degree awls - look like ice picks but with 90 degree bend in the end. Kind of like heavy duty dental picks. First one took three of us working the problem - finally snapped in place after 30 minutes or so. Language helped. Second one took about 5 minutes - seems to be something you can learn.
Patience - it can be done. By the way there is an up side and downside to the snap ring - it should snap in such a way that the pressure is against a cone shape upwards. It makes me nervous that that is all that holds the assembly together - but so far it works fine.
Jack
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On 8/6/06, Ed Burkhead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Roger ,
I can't remember what tools we used. Screw drivers probably. Needle nose pliers, possibly.
Curse words seem to help a lot.
Right – only the two side openings were used by us.
Ed
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