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Re: ram

In Reply to: ram posted by ryan on March 09, 2003 at 14:57:47:

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Posted by:
arturo garcia
on March 09, 2003 at 15:11:37

There is probaly loctite or some other thread locker inside the collar that ataches the ram to the pump arm. Heat it up with a blow dryer, it should twist right off once its warm. Be very careful the little rod inside the ram can break off in the pump arm very easily. good luck.

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: There is probaly loctite or some other thread locker inside the collar that ataches the ram to the pump arm. Heat it up with a blow dryer, it should twist right off once its warm. Be very careful the little rod inside the ram can break off in the pump arm very easily. good luck.

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