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Thu Sep 28 2017 12:30 PM
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What is the best way of installing the aluminum gallon markers that wrap around the rods to make them tight so they won’t slip?
Thanks, Phil
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If you are speaking about the type on Fry pumps, I use clear silicon once they are placed correctly? DAP makes a latex caulk that vends white and dries clear. Easier to see and work that way. Water soluible for ease in clean up. Paul www.severngaspumps.com
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Thanks Paul, I was thinking some type of adhesive.
Thanks, Phil
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If you have any problems using adhesive to hold the gallon markers to the rods, I used a small O-ring (instead of adhesive) to hold the stainless gallon markers to the rods on my Fry 17, after bending the tabs around a used rod. The only O-ring I could find that fit the rods snugly was a metric diameter one.
Pat
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I have used hot glue on the backside. Clear and tough Dave
Dave Jones
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