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Grind the face of the socket flat
Wanted scubapro yoke nut socket
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JoeTPhilly
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If converting one time it is probably cost effective to just buy the DIN conversion from a shop and let them do the conversion. If you are going back and fourth for travel or may need for other regs I would buy the correct socket. Below is a link to the one I purchased. The shipping is a killer though.
1" Yoke Nut Socket
Yoke Nut Sockets At Scuba Tools, we manufacture two custom yoke nut sockets and a custom 3/8" drive extension. These tools allow the technician to accurately torque yoke nuts on most first stages.The sockets are available in two sizes: 1 inch and 26 mm. Both sockets are manufactured...
www.scubatools.com
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I use a big shifter
and hold it ten degrees up from the job in a vice
and hold it ten degrees up from the job in a vice
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rsfinn57
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have the kit decided to let shop do it as i need a new second stage serviced. will use yoke Adapter if need thanx all
One yoke first stage, one DIN first stage. Easy peasy...
And then the gear hoarding begins....
And then the gear hoarding begins....
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rsfinn57
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I already have a severe gear fetish
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