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Thank you sir. I went the slow route and it took me about a year to get it to this state. I have the pump that goes at the base (real heavy by the way) and pump handle and hope to incorporate that at some point later in time.
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I have broken two, of these glass cylinders and was able to buy original replacements at sales and swap meets to finish the pumps. I keep the broken ones where I can see them, just remind me to use a lot of caution when trying to remove them. I had a Fry 71 with a piece broken out the entire length of the cylnder and when I removed the rods the remaining section splindered snd sent glass every where.You just never know what to expect.
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Safety glasses...always. Dave
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Ideally OSHA would have you dressed like a Lunar Landing crew member, but even they don't know when or IF it will break!
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If you take out one cylinder rod at a time and clean it up then put it back and tighten before removing the next one will you avoid cracking?
Looking for Canadian Imperial and Canadian North Star. John Neilsen
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Worth a try, but getting same tension back on rod will be a coin toss.
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They crack when they expand...temperature change, pressure/release,etc.I have taken them out in one piece and they still cracked. Dave
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I've taken out 4 and haven't had one break yet.knocking wood now!
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I've taken out 4 and haven't had one break yet.knocking wood now! MICK....you just jinxed yourself! LOL!
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If you take out one cylinder rod at a time and clean it up then put it back and tighten before removing the next one will you avoid cracking? That sounds like a good plan right there ! ; )
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