Strap Wrenches?

[Shirow]

The feedneck off of my ULE body. One of the previous owners appears to have used loctite on it.

Really? Weird. Am I the only person that doesn't loctite their feedneck onto their body?

[Watcher]

Really? Weird. Am I the only person that doesn't loctite their feedneck onto their body?

I'd blue loctite it... other than that I wouldn't do anything.

[om3n]

I'd blue loctite it... other than that I wouldn't do anything.

I never loctite mine.

[SSP REAPER]

go to Sears and buy the two pack (one large and one small) for like $15. Also remember to use a dab of blue locktite on your threads when installing your feedneck!

[bunny5]

lol, I had to take a CCM feedtube off of a dallara. Sure enough, Red Loctite

Blue Loctite is your friend!!!

[Shirow]

I'd blue loctite it... other than that I wouldn't do anything.

Why? Do they come loose often? Mine never has.. just hand tightened.

[SSP REAPER]

lol, I had to take a CCM feedtube off of a dallara. Sure enough, Red Loctite

Blue Loctite is your friend!!!

AGD uses red loctite on their ULE feednecks. Always fun stuff to swap out... Your right, Blue is your friend

[smeek]

Why? Do they come loose often? Mine never has.. just hand tightened.

They can especially if you use a back heavy/oddly weighted hopper like the Evolution or Magna.

[halB]

I always (if it's a clamping feed neck) use the hopper to twist it off. Just tighten down the clamp a little more then you would onto your hopper and use the hopper as leverage. Just don't go 2 tight and crack your hopper.

EDIT:
There's also pliers we use in the aviation world called cannon plug pliers. I've never used them to remove anything on a paintball marker but they do have rubber pads in the mouth area.

That's what I was talking about. Those work pretty well.