To get the 2 metal rings that hold the hear exchange tubes on, do you have to cut them off?
1077960
No, do NOT cut them. There's a special tool that RV repair places have that's designed to press on the rings; some will loan or rent their tool. I had an RV repair shop (Desert Coach of St. George, UT) do the actual pressing-on of the rings and it made everything MUCH easier. They took about five minutes and $35 to do it and it was literally as good as new.
1077961
ou need to cut the old ones of to get unit apart. DO NOT cut the new ones. The backing rings I left on and cut only the front ones to remove unit.You should get new rings with the new tank.There is a tool for driving them on, it is very hard with out the tool. Go to local machine shop and they can do it for you.
1077962
If you are referring to the ones holding the old tank in, YES. If you are talking about getting the new ones on by cutting them, then it is a definite NO. The new ones should never be cut to install them.
1056113
one end is solid, the other has a little hole in it. that end is removeable (the section with the opening is like a little cap) then take the cone shape that sits on top of the tube if you're using an undergravel filter, off the powerhead and it fits together nicely.
2212805
Yes you can remove them. They are held with thread. No clue on them. You have to make sure you your thread is nice and tight. Remember your doubling your tracks. Meaning your using more weight.
1813517
No, it's a 2 piece unit. The only way to remove is to cut it off from plastic base.
134031
You need to open the rack to unscrew it from the rails. So if they are closed and locked they cannot be removed. I love this system.
1143512
You can not. It replaces them with the bracket for the bull bar. That's the only negative thing about it. Wouldn't want to try and pull on the bull bar either because the metal isn't all that thick. I've had mine for almost two years now though, and it has done everything I've wanted it to.
538076
No. a special tool is recommended but I found soldering them was easy. Good luck
1619491
I can't remember if it did, but it is very simple. Pull down the coupler, remove the metal snap ring, then take apart. Put back together the same way. Worked like a champ. :)
1110206
Yes, They are removable. In fact, that is precisely why i buy these. I remove all the stock chainrings and replace them with my own single speed ring like a 104BCD X 32T 4 bolt chainring. Works great. If you do what i do you will need to replace the stock chain ring bolts with short single speed chainring bolts. Or if you are going to change the rings to different tooth sizes - that will work too.
303015
If you are asking can they be taken off to make it even shorter for transporting in a car, etc. NO. They are permanently affixed with the break lines attached to them running down inside the metal tubes to the wheels.
1748596
No the pegs are fixed on to the ring, you can't remove them. They are all the same size, just the rings are different sizes
134472
Yes, they easily come off the rings to use separately. I always keep the measuring spoons on the ring but remove the ring from the measuring cups.
1011087
The answer is no you do not need to remove the adapter, although it seems some people prefer to.
890939
You remove the part that has the sharp pointed peg that held the OEM foam ear piecies. You can see the joint just below (maybe about 1/4") where the peg/foam earpiece is. Just grab it with your finger/finger nails and pull it off. The silicon ear pieces will then just slip right on to the remaining tube left. The silicon ear piece will last a very long time. Easily removed and cleaned. And oh so much more comfortable! A must have!
1834394
They're on the valve to the DE tank. You'll still need a threaded connection into the diverter valve. I installed these so I could remove my pump housing, if needed, without having to cut the pipe. Your call.
527603
Yes. You can't tell from the picture, but they are perforated in a cone shape. You just pull off what you need.
370672
No you do not. If you use hooks, you can remove the hooks. If you use one with rings buit in, you should still be able to remove without dismantling. Worst case, sinse the rod is held in by the "spring" of the arc, carefully tension the rod, and remove from the wallmounted receiver.