Deep 6 Outfitters live service clinic in the GTA... who's in?

[abnfrog]

if there is enough interest I could run another one in a few months ............steve

 

[in too deep]

I’m interested

 

[Bierstadt]

And a tool list.

Christolube or tribolube
Simple green
T-handle 1 st stage holder
Pin wrench size 5
Vise
Assorted wrenches or a thin adjustable wrench
O-ring picks including spiral pick for 1st stage internal o-ring
Assorted Allen keys including that special 7mm you have to buy
separately
Torque wrench in inch pounds
IP gague
In-line adjustment tool for second stage
UltraSonic cleaner and superduper vinegar
Flex Blowgun
M15 brush @abnfrog or a toothbrush
Magnahelic

Please add anything I've forgotten or edit anything I've named incorrectly.

My contribution to the list.

-Christolube 111 or Tribolube 71
-Simple Green cleaner/degreaser
-T-handle 1 st stage holder
-Pin wrench #5
-Pin wrench #6
-.140 pins for the wrench/spanners
-Vise
-Non-marring vise jaw caps for the vise
-Assorted wrenches or a thin adjustable wrench
-O-ring picks including spiral pick for 1st stage internal o-ring
-Assorted Allen keys (4,5,6,7,8mm) including that special 7mm you have to buy
-separately
-Hex Key Sockets (for torque wrench)
-3/8" Torque wrench in inch pounds (0-300)**
-13/16" deep socket (DIN)
-3/4" socket and 3/8" drive extension (Yoke)
-IP gauge
-In-line adjustment tool for second stage
-UltraSonic cleaner and superduper vinegar
-Flex Blowgun
-M16 brush or a toothbrush
-Magnahelic
-Long gaming mousepad

*Sourcing notes: DGX has a complete inline adjustment tool for $59; Scubatools has lube for $34/$29 (2 oz syringe);
**The manual says get a 0-300 in/lb torque wrench but the actual torquing ranges from 80 in/lb to 230 in/lb and a 25-250 in/lb torque wrench can be found (Craftsman Micro-Clicker) at a third the price of a 0-300. I suspect the cheaper wrench will do fine.

 

[KeithG]

if there is enough interest I could run another one in a few months ............steve

Interested if it can be a generic reg service course.

 

[abnfrog]

no there are only 2 manufacturers courses that teach reg REPAIR they are hog and deep 6, I do cover reg design in my equipment specialty course where I do take apart 2 regs to show the differences along with a lot gear