Removing fuel bung!!

[marktigere1]

Question for the Trex 600 experts.

Is there a simple way of removing the fuel bung in the main tank, or is my method of 'pulling very hard' the only way.

Cheers

Mark

[Mike W]

nothing up with pulling very hard ....



oops wrong forum hahahahhaa!!!!!

[synergyn9]

Don't think there is an easy way, I tend to also rock it in a circular motion whilst pulling very hard

[Mike W]

Don't think there is an easy way, I tend to also rock it in a circular motion whilst pulling very hard

sorry cant help myself tonight

Does that hurt ??? lmao ....

[synergyn9]

all this pulling, sounds like you have been helping yourself

[Mike W]

all this pulling, sounds like you have been helping yourself

hahaha ... is it a self help group Nick?? lmao ....

[marktigere1]

sorry cant help myself tonight

Does that hurt ??? lmao ....

Mike, your on fire tonight

Thanks for the suggestions.

[waveydavey]

For Petes' sake guys the man needs help. I pull mine out with an exaggerated back and forth movement with one hand whilst pulling it with the other. It's putting it back in to such a tight hole that gets a sweat going.

[marktigere1]

Thanks chaps.

Bung is now out. Just got to put it back with new tubing now.

Thanks all.

[xygax]

KY Jelly !!!

Steve

[zoombolt]

Thanks chaps.

Bung is now out. Just got to put it back with new tubing now.

Thanks all.

When putting the bung back, put plenty of spit around the rubber, it helps it seat better. Sounds just as perverted as the other posts, but it also works.

[waveydavey]

Seriously Mark don't cut it at the 70mm the manual says it's about 5mm too long. Go on ask me how I know, stall turn Ooo! thats gone quiet whoaah didn't know I could auto, bump, pheewww got away with that one.

[Steve]

Sounds like some sensible maintenance is going on there Mark.

Happy daze.

[Mike W]

Sounds like some sensible maintenance is going on there Mark.

Happy daze.

its these pervs that take any sentence and just twist it to there perverted minds lol....

[marktigere1]

Sounds like some sensible maintenance is going on there Mark.

Happy daze.

Yep, all fuel tubing now replaced Steve.

Hope this solves the Redline's random leaning problem.

However, the old tubing seems fine although I did take Cali30's advice and cut a slit on the end of the clunk to prevent it sucking to the side wall. (Have fun with those quotes chaps)

Cheers

Mark