Mk2 yoke need to change to DIN! help!

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Have a ScubaPro mk2 just bought a new tank 120 cu hp 3500psi din, so i need to change my yoke to a din cannot find can anyone help..:confused:
 
...maybe this is too obvious, but have you visited your local Scubapro dealer? They should be able to at least tell you if what you want to do is even possible.....

Karl
 
...the scubapro web site says the MK2 1st stage is available as Yoke or DIN.........so I'd visit the local Scubapro dealer and have then order/install the Din conversion for you.

Karl
 
The yoke adapter can easily be changed out to a din adapter by your scubapro shop. While you're at it, get a din to yoke adapter so you can easily go back to yoke by simply screwing on the adapter.
 
ScoobyDave is right........I recently had a dive ship convert 3 of my Mares regs 1st stages from yoke to DIN......and then I added 3 Scubapro yoke-adapters (the only yoke adapters that 'swivel') so I can use them on either yoke or DIN tanks as needed.


Karl
 
Well dive shop said they can do it parts 69, labor 40, was trying to find part cheaper online with no luck, will probably just find one (as in whole new first stage) used online.. If anybody has a din used first stage email me mg@charter.net.
 
Checked LP, they have the ScubaPro DIN connector for 49.95

Take it in to have it changed out, or get yourself a box-end wrench and remove the yoke, and a hex to put in the DIN (if you know what ya's doin').

Personally, I'd go with the shop doing the whole thing. It is life-support, you know.
 

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