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Posted by big fred on February 18, 2005 at 10:48:08 from (130.76.32.145):
In Reply to: How To posted by PAULIH300 on February 17, 2005 at 16:08:25:
I did, because the hoses were stubborn and wouldn't budge, besides, I wanted to get a coat of paint on the reservoir. Just remove the bolts, I think there are 4 bolts on each set of valves (I had three control valves and the pressure relief/regulator valve). Those bolts thread into the reservoir. There are O-rings that seal the ports, you will probably need new ones when you put it back together. Standard BUna-N O-rings will work just fine. When I did mine I just let the valves hang on the hoses when I unbolted them, lifted the reservoir cover up with a cherry picker engine hoist.
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