drewh1
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Any recommendations?
Service for Scubapro mk25 regs
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What’s the question?
DIY? Shop? Kits?
E2A: if you’re asking about DIY here are my top tips/recommendations:
Use a bushing tool, it’ll save you lots of frustration
A piston bullet isn’t a must, but I prefer it
DIY? Shop? Kits?
E2A: if you’re asking about DIY here are my top tips/recommendations:
Use a bushing tool, it’ll save you lots of frustration
A piston bullet isn’t a must, but I prefer it
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drewh1
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Sorry not diy, shops. Dris does them
but pretty expensive.
but pretty expensive.
Not that I know good shops to service at in the US nor price differences; but I know the best quality service you can get..
If you are willing to forego the official SP service program/warranty then reach out to @rsingler ; he’s in CA and if you DM him he’ll probably get back to you with a quote
(For context he runs an awesome reg service class and writes service manuals for various reg manufacturers; his writeups on restorations here on the board alone are pure gold in the DIY world)
If you are willing to forego the official SP service program/warranty then reach out to @rsingler ; he’s in CA and if you DM him he’ll probably get back to you with a quote
(For context he runs an awesome reg service class and writes service manuals for various reg manufacturers; his writeups on restorations here on the board alone are pure gold in the DIY world)
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drewh1
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No warranty here.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the tip.
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