Info Scubapro Announces the new updated MK17 first stage, the MK17 EVO 2!!

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My only nag is the need for a special tool ($$) to tighten the Mk11 diaphragm clamp. The torque is huge (310 in-lb/35 Nm) and all those holes are too close to the body to fit my hook spanner.
I can use a simple screwdriver with a torque cheater, but that's kind of ghetto.
 
My only nag is the need for a special tool ($$) to tighten the Mk11 diaphragm clamp. The torque is huge (310 in-lb/35 Nm) and all those holes are too close to the body to fit my hook spanner.
I can use a simple screwdriver with a torque cheater, but that's kind of ghetto.
Any picture of what this tool looks like?
 
Any picture of what this tool looks like?

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I also have that one but I think Rob inferred a new design?
No, that's the tool I was talking about.
Annoying that they didn't make the diaphragm clamp/spring cap just a little taller so you could fit a common hook spanner. Maybe the Mk11EVO is different?

Doesn't look any different...
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No, that's the tool I was talking about.
Annoying that they didn't make the diaphragm clamp/spring cap just a little taller so you could fit a common hook spanner. Maybe the Mk11EVO is different?

Doesn't look any different...
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I hope it doesn’t need anything to weird but with SP you never know what sort of twists they will lay in front of us peons.
 

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