Tools for a SP Mk10?

[Scuba Pilot777]

Guys
As an introduction to reg maintenance, I've got a Mk10 on its way to me.
To remove the HP cap, what size pins does the pin spanner need?
Also what size of C spanner is appropriate for this reg body?
If it's in good nick, I might get some other tools in order to service it properly. Just need to strip it down first.
Cheers
Thanks.

 

[Scuba Pilot777]

Thanks for all the replies guys, very helpful
If the reg is in great condition, I might service it or get it done by dive shop. The tech is uk version of Robert
Maybe dive with it if it all checks out, I don't have a reg set yet, I got this one very cheap so nothing to lose.

 

[halocline]

Thanks for all the replies guys, very helpful
If the reg is in great condition, I might service it or get it done by dive shop. The tech is uk version of Robert
Maybe dive with it if it all checks out, I don't have a reg set yet, I got this one very cheap so nothing to lose.

What 2nd stage is with it?

 

[Scuba Pilot777]

What 2nd stage is with it?

Not sure yet bud, i'll find out when it arrives, 2nd stage picture wasn't the best.

 

[Kupu]

Not sure yet bud, i'll find out when it arrives, 2nd stage picture wasn't the best.

Would this happen to be the listing, with R190 second stage?

 

[Umuntu]

Thanks for all the replies guys, very helpful
If the reg is in great condition, I might service it or get it done by dive shop. The tech is uk version of Robert
Maybe dive with it if it all checks out, I don't have a reg set yet, I got this one very cheap so nothing to lose.

As you’re in Scotland, I would look here for tools … (postage is cheaper from Netherlands than USA)

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I would suggest only the bullet tool and the MK10 piston O-ring insertion tool.

https://www.scubaservicetools.com/product-page/scubapro-first-stage-piston-tool

https://www.scubaservicetools.com/product-page/scubapro-mk10-internal-o-ring-tool-set

For the C spanner, take the reg to a shop that sells bike tools or B&Q and see what fits well. Specialised scuba C spanners are priced at a pretty premium.

To remove the HP seat carrier at the base of the regulator a watch opening tool works best, and is comparatively very inexpensive. Like this one …

Pardon our interruption...

 

[happy-diver]

nothing to lose.

Here it is, all you need chief, the roll pins are 2mm

I made the pin tool out of a lump of aluminium, but you can drill your pins into anything, except butter
This is the complete pull apart and put it together everything tools will ever all you need excluding skill

 

[Scuba Pilot777]

Would this happen to be the listing, with R190 second stage?
View attachment 872091

Yeah, that's the one!

 

[Scuba Pilot777]

To remove the HP seat carrier at the base of the regulator a watch opening tool works best, and is comparatively very inexpensive. Like this one …

Just remembered, I have a watch back tool somewhere. I'll see if it's any use

 

[Mobulai]

Would this happen to be the listing, with R190 second stage?
View attachment 872091

Yeah, that's the one!

What sorcery is this
Now do me, what’s in my future?

 

[halocline]

Yeah, that's the one!

That’s a decent 2nd stage, but you might want to look for an old G250 or balanced/adjustable. Then you can use the R190 as your alternate 2nd stage. I’m assuming this will be a recreational diving set up, i.e. two 2nd stages on one 1st stage.