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Anybody know where and O ring Part # ?

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Posted by Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on October 30, 2002 at 11:49:09:

In Reply to: Dirt in fill hole posted by TURTLE on October 20, 2002 at 03:10:32:

That could be a great community service.

EVERYBODY! Use cap covers to keep the dirt out. They wear soon enough without putting dirt in there. Rememeber that dirt winds up going through your gun too......

An inch of vinyl tubing with one end melted shut works fine. You can buy caps a the hardware store. I use the protective caps off of the freon valves at work. I give 100 to the guy at the local field and I get to play for free that day. He loses about a hundred a month and gives them to other customers too.

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: That could be a great community service. : : EVERYBODY! Use cap covers to keep the dirt out. They wear soon enough without putting dirt in there. Rememeber that dirt winds up going through your gun too...... : An inch of vinyl tubing with one end melted shut works fine. You can buy caps a the hardware store. I use the protective caps off of the freon valves at work. I give 100 to the guy at the local field and I get to play for free that day. He loses about a hundred a month and gives them to other customers too.

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