Is there loctite on the ULE feedneck threads? If so, what color is it?
Loctite on ULE feed threads?
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Loctite on ULE feed threads?
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Yeah , I think its redish or pinkishOriginally posted by TheTrampIs there loctite on the ULE feedneck threads? If so, what color is it?
Take your detent out and let the intire body soak in boiling water for about 5min
Then use a strap wrench :)Comment
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QFT .WERD that's what I had to do to get mine off.Originally posted by MonsterMagYeah , I think its redish or pinkish
Take your detent out and let the intire body soak in boiling water for about 5min
Then use a strap wrench :)Comment
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It was red and that worked. Thanks for the tip. :)Originally posted by MonsterMagTake your detent out and let the intire body soak in boiling water for about 5min"Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
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Glad I could help :)Comment
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Wow 5 mins ain't bad. I had to soak mine for almost a half hour and I still had trouble getting it off. When I did get it off though I didn't find red loctite, I found some sort of white dust. I dunno.
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I left mine in for 10-15 minutes."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
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a strong hairdryer or a heatgun works easier, you can take it off by hand after doin that (haven't personally done it to agd ule feednecks but we get alot of dumb people in my shop that goober up everything with too much red loctite)- 68 classic, customizing in the works
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heatgun was amazing for mine. Stuck a dowel(sp) throught it and just spun, came up easy as apple pie.
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If you don't have a heat gun boiling water works better than the dry heat of an oven. It's not any better for meling the loctite but it doesn't mess up the ano which the oven has done to me in the past."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
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