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- OWNER - I own a Hatteras Yacht
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- 55' CONV -Series I (1979 - 1988)
Thanks, John. I've filter wrenched with two wrenches until they just about break.Robert, do you have one of the filter wrenches tha slide up from the bottom and have grooves on them if not get one then get 2 people one to push with both hands on the 90 fitting on the right and the other to pull on that wrench, they should come off nothing to corrode as they are all plastic. Good luck, John
Thanks. Not yet. Wasn’t sure about heat on plastic. I also have a habit of overdoing it.Have you tried using a hairdryer heat gun? Plastic will really expand when heated and that might do the trick.
Robert I would venture you are more mechanically inclined than I am but you have turned the pump off and bled the pressure off. I was under my house grunting and cussing with my water filter till I remember that the water was still on. My filter had a button on the top that would bleed the pressure off. Just making sure you are not having a senior moment.
No pressure. I’ve removed all the lines from them as well. I’ve oiled them up good and will light a fire under them tomorrow. We’ll see what happens.Robert I would venture you are more mechanically inclined than I am but you have turned the pump off and bled the pressure off. I was under my house grunting and cussing with my water filter till I remember that the water was still on. My filter had a button on the top that would bleed the pressure off. Just making sure you are not having a senior moment.
You take the prize. Took more heat than I thought they'd take and busted loose with one wrench on. Thanks for the fix.Thanks. Not yet. Wasn’t sure about heat on plastic. I also have a habit of overdoing it.
Hell, I’m just lucky I can remember if I tied up the boat.Eh, you're quoting yourself.....![]()