Disconnecting macroline.

[Toll]

Uh. Crap. I have my adjustable tank hooked up to my mag. The problem : There's still pressure going in so I cant disconnect the macro. Little help?



*sigh*

[buzzboy]

If your tank has an on/off then turn it. If not you will have to either run it out of air or turn the pressure down to zero.

[Jonno06]

shoot it out?

[onedude36]

Unscrew the field strip screw, rotate the valve a lil till the on/off vents. Dont fully take it out untill it is done depressurizing, or else you may get an airborne on/off pin. Ive been in your situation before.

[magman007]

see this is the problem with level 10 and the adj tank :) sorry bud, you are going to have to use the method described above, or your going to have to cut some macro. after this, pick up a quick disconect, or the more prefered, and more expensive pro connect, or switch to a preset.

[surfbum]

i have a proconnect for sale
http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=197063
they work perfect for your situation
if youre interested shoot me a PM

[ttink]

Whats a proconnect and whats makes it better/special?

[Toll]

I ended up taking off the valve. Caught the on off bit, so that was a plus.


I believe I am going to have to get a preset, I love abusing the 800+ input psi but the convenience would be nice.

[RT Old School]

When this happened to my flatlined 'mag I just took the good old leatherman to the air fitting. Using the needlenose end of it, I was able to push the fitting in enough for the line to pop out. It allows you to get a bit of a better grip and you can push the fitting in. You dont have to squeeze the hell out of it.

[Rift]

Id recommend getting the proconnect and ditching the macroline and putting in some nice heatshrunk SS line.