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Fuel line plug idea
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Fuel line plug idea
Depending on the size silicone fuel line used a .177 air rifle pellet secured with fine wire works well.
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Last edited by SuperDave on Thu Apr 04, 2013 12:41 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
Haha, you guys seem to have to many guns over there. I've used the head of a finishing nail, I guess we all take what we have at hand...
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
Kris:
The groove around the pellet helps secure the wire.
Don't Swedes used nail guns?
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The groove around the pellet helps secure the wire.
Don't Swedes used nail guns?
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Last edited by SuperDave on Thu Apr 04, 2013 1:04 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
I have some plugs made from brass rod with a curl or bend in the end. Can also go buy some fuel dots, the have a nice wide end to them so a cosmetic finish can be done, if desired.
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
Solid rivets work beautifully. I stole the idea from Kim and have been very happy using it ever since.
fit90- Diamond Member
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
I've used .22 pellets to plug bladder tails. It's like they were made for the job. I just knot them now. Getting simpler and simpler.
I want to delete my first "How to make a bladder" video and re-make it. I made it look way too hard.
I want to delete my first "How to make a bladder" video and re-make it. I made it look way too hard.
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
Surfer_kris wrote:Haha, you guys seem to have to many guns over there.
No such thing sir!
In fact, in your honor, I will shoot my M38 Swedish Mauser this weekend.
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Re: Fuel line plug idea
Yep....NO such thing.... !!!!!!
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