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Re: Need Help Hooking up Max-Flow
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Posted by andy "fuzzbubble" sholz on Novembe r 06, 2002 at 02:02:41:

In Reply to: Need Help Hooking up Max-Flow posted by C.A.R.N.A.G.E. on October 14, 2002 at 11:39:41:

ok, heres my opinion anyway, what cha need to do, is first decide if you want a forgrip or not, if so, screw one into the asa adapter, and out the bottom of that, (depending on were your drop forward puts the tank) you'll either need a straight or 90* fitting to a stainless line, to a quick disconnect fitting, and just pop that on the male end on the tank, if you dont want a forgrip, just take the asa adapter off, and screw the line(and qucik disconnect) right into where it was, and then just run that to the tank

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