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Re: Re: Repair of Egged-Out Fittings.
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Posted by HOW ABOUT NEW CYLINDERS and also..... on April 13, 2000 at 17:05:21 from (206.189.24.6):
In Reply to: Re: Repair of Egged-Out Fittings. posted by Nope, Brass isn't Strong enough! on April 13, 2000 at 06:10:48:
FOR THAT PRICE, LETS SEE 4 TO 6 NEW CYLINDERS $2000 TO $3000 OR BETTER STILL; NEW LOADER $3000-$5000.BY THE WAY WE REBUILT TWO CYLINDERS LAST WEEK (2"x 18"@3000psi) AND THEY HAD THREADED BRASS SLEEVES/BUSHINGS ON THEIR ENDS.So I believe brass does work,AT LEAST ON THESE.GOOD LUCK.
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