Originally posted by Geronimo7
please help
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boy I wish I had something else for ya. you said earlier you took it apart and oiled it.
did you mean the level 10 or the valve? if you meant the valve never mind, if not maybe unscrew the two valve halves and take out the velocity nut to make sure nothing got in there to restrict air flow. right now thats all i got bud, hope ya can get it figured out, there are lots of smart people here so dont give up :)Comment
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1 tank has airOriginally posted by Russ
2 regulator nut has been turn in and out and nothing changed at any point
3 air makes it to valve
4 bolt sticking? bolt has been oiled, every spring tried but bolt has never moved yet
5 trigger moves with tank on
6 proper gap? that maybe the problem i did mess with the sear being mad at it and I am not 100% it is returned to the right rod length, what is the proper length from the tip to where it threads in?
thanks for the help so farComment
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Originally posted by Geronimo7if you happen have calipers i think it should measure 1.985 inches
but no air leaks right now with the 2 carrier, and when you turn on your air source you hear the "click" or no
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and at some point it would be useful to describe how your LX is set up...the more detailed the ddescription, the easier it is for "us" to help you
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ok, i will call my engineer friend who has one and see if i can barrow it because it just so happens i do not have one. will post as soon as i find out.Originally posted by Russlook!
level ten setup, 2 lines 2 shims and weakest spring, ult 4 shims, and xvalve velocity cranked up, about 2800 psi still in the tankLast edited by joelbird; 06-03-2007, 09:32 AM.Comment
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done
fixed!!!! here is the deal the sear was the right length, but the rear rod connects to the sear with that small pin goes through the center piece of the sear. well the two outer pieces were Separated a little out about a 1/16 of an inch, and the sear rod from the trigger was bent enough to bind the sear to the inside of the ule body. the one thing about the whole set up i was bothered by was the shadow rail has a lot of play were the sear sits. So the slightest problem of lining the assembly up is multiplied. so in my short temper of playing with the sear and trigger did not double check anything and may have bent the the assembly or not noticed it being i got it used.
When calling local fields looking for a tech no one had one and they all asked " those are old why bother with them?" I say they are like the muscle cars of the 60's and 70's, they need love every once in awhile but still admired but lots and still kick ***. So thanks to everyone for giving me a crash course in automag trouble shooting. I have and now will continue to be an automag Enthusiast.Comment
now go out and rip em up with your "old why should you bother mag"
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