Warp Feed/Hopper

[SoCalMag]

On my warpfeed, the hopper neck is a little thinner then the fitting on the warpfeed, so it is really lose and falls off easily and constantly, anyone have any suggestions to solve my problem?

[SirOssis]

a piece of PVC. not sure of the size or the exact name of the piece but look at the second pic I posted on this thread

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68205

[Load SM5]

I glued a small peice of sandpaper along the inside of my warp. It makes the hopper fit pretty tight and keeps it from spinning.

[personman]

You can buy hopper spacers made by dye, I believe that you just stick up there and it spreadss it out thre neck.
Or you could drill your hopper and run your hose through the hopper giving you a lower profile at the same time..

[dropkick1]

or the more ghetto way which my friend uses, good old duct tape or electrical tape.

ken

[SoCalMag]

Originally posted by dropkick1
or the more ghetto way which my friend uses, good old duct tape or electrical tape.

ken

hehe, my friend suggested that

[IcantBelieveit]

whats wrong with electrical tape
you probablt dont have to buy it. have some layin aroud the house, and you would probably not even notice it

[yeahthatsme]

i use duk tape...works great

[Clare]

I use the dye hopper spacer and it works great. Just make sure to have the warp tightened and it shouldn't move around at all.

[Nobody077]

I keep a roll of electrical tabe in my parts box for that reve reason, so I say just tape it.

[TheJester]

tape it, that's all you need, just put a ring of tape around your revy neck and all will be good. I too keep a roll of tape in my tool box for that very reason as well

[Load SM5]

Be careful with tape on a hot day. I had some loosen up and slide down as the hopper shifted. It eventually covered the hopper feed neck and stopped it from feeding my warp. That was a bad game for me.

[Clare]

Be careful with tape on a hot day. I had some loosen up and slide down as the hopper shifted. It eventually covered the hopper feed neck and stopped it from feeding my warp. That was a bad game for me.

..and that is why I stopped using tape, it frequently presented too much of a problem for me. The hopper spacer works just as well.

[ChucktheMAGician]

I suggest the cheap method of electrical tape mentioned earlier, but also loosen the screws on your warp, put the revy w/ a ring or two of tape in and then tighten up. It seems like you may need to spend some money on a nicer product if you live in a warmer climate tho!

[Load SM5]

Originally posted by ChucktheMAGician
It seems like you may need to spend some money on a nicer product if you live in a warmer climate tho!

Like a teeeny bit of sandpaper?