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**Monkey** · 3rd October 2007, 12:03

Quote: (Originally Posted by steveharriss)

In my opinion you need to loose some of the extra weight to regain the underhang that allows you to obtain proper purchase on the handle so that you can remove the head more easily.

The current design of the heavier weight handle looks like it would make the job near impossible in adverse condtions with wet hands.

Just a thought. Really liked the original handle.

my thoughts exactly... however.. with dry hands it does provide enough grip to pull the head.. and you can get two hands on it.

3rd October 2007, 12:03	#27 (permalink)
Monkey Supporting Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Lauderdale By The Sea Florida Posts: 338	Re: Stainless Steel Meg Handle Quote: (Originally Posted by steveharriss) In my opinion you need to loose some of the extra weight to regain the underhang that allows you to obtain proper purchase on the handle so that you can remove the head more easily. The current design of the heavier weight handle looks like it would make the job near impossible in adverse condtions with wet hands. Just a thought. Really liked the original handle. my thoughts exactly... however.. with dry hands it does provide enough grip to pull the head.. and you can get two hands on it.
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