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Thread: Drilling a Direct Mount CP On/Off For a Sleeper Pneumag

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    Drilling a Direct Mount CP On/Off For a Sleeper Pneumag


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    Only Drill 1/8 Deep
    Last edited by mag79; 06-26-2008 at 11:45 AM.

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    sick! nice tutorial

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    Very nice! I would say sticky it, but we can't do that with pneu stuff.

    Maybe it will get copied to some other site as a sticky...

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    Just a question: when I made my sleeper I basically screwed in the LPR in the CP believing it would make it much more stable.

    If I understand correctly with this approach shown, the LPR would just stick a little outside of the grip and rest on an oring to prevent air from leaking right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ezcreation
    Just a question: when I made my sleeper I basically screwed in the LPR in the CP believing it would make it much more stable.

    If I understand correctly with this approach shown, the LPR would just stick a little outside of the grip and rest on an oring to prevent air from leaking right?
    Several frames have holes in the bottom in between the on/off screw holes. This hole is tapped and the lpr is screwed into it from the inside. The oring seals the matting surface between the frame and cp on/off.

    https://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=231072


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    What LPR is that? Is it a palmers micro rock? That is one sick setup, by the way.

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    Looks like an old standard cocker LPR.

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