Removing Hpa tank regulator/valve

[Blurry]

I recently received a 68 4500 java tank from a buddy of mine the regulator is bad. I want to remove it and replace it. How do you do it. I know not to use heat because i read about it on here. Has anyone on here replaced the reg on a java cylinder. Thanks

[Coralis]

If your having to ask your best bet is to send it and get it replaced or take it to your local field to have it replaced ..... HPA cylinders are dangerous and should only be worked on by qualified persons.

[Blurry]

fixed it myself i am a professional

If your having to ask your best bet is to send it and get it replaced or take it to your local field to have it replaced ..... HPA cylinders are dangerous and should only be worked on by qualified persons.

I'm a professional jack*** i fixed it myself i scored a 72 ci 4500 psi tank for 50 bucks good score and one mag seal later its all good thanks for the input

[Coralis]

Well gee im sorry I was concerned for your welfare, for all I know you could be some 12 year old kid with a couple pair of channel locks and old vise.

[Load SM5]

Blurry, he was trying to be helpful and had no idea that you were a "professional"
If anyone is being a jackass it's you. I suggest you grow up and get some manners unless you want to be banned from this forum.

[Blurry]

Hence Terms

Blurry, he was trying to be helpful and had no idea that you were a "professional"
If anyone is being a jackass it's you. I suggest you grow up and get some manners unless you want to be banned from this forum.

Suggestively i was calling myself a jack *** by saying i myself am a professional jack*** by not researching and looking around threads on the forum i didnt mean it towards anyone else i meant it as i was a dumb*** for not looking at past threads so maturity wise i would appreciate that you would ask of how i interpret these terms thank you and thats why i put thanks for your input it was not to slam on anyone but myself because i did not look around and use the forum to its full potential or speculation. and thanks for your i will ban you from your forum comment really helpful and it really explained the maturity you have by not looking at different ways people interpret things

Thanks

[syko2102]

Personally I hope those channel locks from above aren't grabbing the tank neck, just sounds like trouble. Myself I had excellent luck with a vise and a strap wrench (no tank damage), took off the bulldog tank and I think I have crossfire reg on ther now.

[Kyle.Kimber]

Why can't we be friends?!?!?!?!?

[Blurry]

its alive its alive

Why can't we be friends?!?!?!?!?

You guys would of laughed how i did this.

Tools needed:

Mouse pad
a belt (like you wear)
some blue thread locker
mag parts kit
and alot of cussing

wrapped the mouse pad around the tank and used an adjustable wrench on the fill zerk and twisted the valve from the tank blew the tank out and cleaned the threads. Took apart the regulator which was green loctited together and found out the the pin valve in it seals onto one of the poly white seals used in mag on offs and it was all wore out so i grabbed one out of the handy dandy mag parts kit slapped it in relubed everything with hpa grease same stuff used for rebuilding welder regulators and reloctited everything up and went out filled it after 5 hours of waiting for the loctite to cure it works at least it holds air i gotta go see how consistent the regulator flows though but it was a good deal for 50 bucks 72 4500 carbon fiber i was stoked

Thanks all dont try this at home unless you are willing to injure yourself for the sake of science its not hard to do but just dont get stupid

[Phantom_Mag]

Took apart the regulator which was green loctited together and found out the the pin valve in it seals onto one of the poly white seals used in mag on offs and it was all wore out so i grabbed one out of the handy dandy mag parts kit slapped it in relubed everything with hpa grease same stuff used for rebuilding welder regulators and reloctited everything up and went out filled it after 5 hours of waiting for the loctite to cure it works at least it holds air i gotta go see how consistent the regulator flows though but it was a good deal for 50 bucks 72 4500 carbon fiber i was stoked

Suggestively i was calling myself a jack *** by saying i myself am a professional jack*** by not researching and looking around threads on the forum i didnt mean it towards anyone else i meant it as i was a dumb*** for not looking at past threads so maturity wise i would appreciate that you would ask of how i interpret these terms thank you and thats why i put thanks for your input it was not to slam on anyone but myself because i did not look around and use the forum to its full potential or speculation

Is it just me, or is that only two sentences?

[Blurry]

yea

Is it just me, or is that only two sentences?

Yea, gotta love the run on sentences!