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Old 22nd November 2007, 05:35   #21 (permalink)
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Ok i am not sure what i am doing wrong here.
John,

Are you holding the broom indirectly (inside the hose) by holding the hose directly ?

In another word, you hold the hose and broom really tight while try to un-rotate the small ring to release the connection.
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Old 22nd November 2007, 10:19   #22 (permalink)
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Re: Removing hose fittings

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Hi guys,

Ok i am not sure what i am doing wrong here. I have a Evo and i have inserted a broom handle into the end of the hose, it holds the inside nicely. I then can turn the outter collor, but it just keeps turning and turning without coming lose. I have checked to make sure the broom stick is holding the inside from rotating.



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You should try quick and fast twists on the outer nut, otherwise the split inside parts will turn with the outer nut.
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Old 25th November 2007, 08:20   #23 (permalink)
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Re: Removing hose fittings

Hmmm, i have inserted the broom handle inside. Well mine is actually a floor sweeper type thing and it fits inside the hose nicely with fittings to hold the two stud type things inside the hose. I just hold the broom handle tightly and i try to turn the outter ring, it just keeps turning around without coming lose...
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Old 25th November 2007, 08:40   #24 (permalink)
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In another word, you hold the hose and broom really tight while try to un-rotate the small ring to release the connection.
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...it fits inside the hose nicely with fittings to hold the two stud type things inside the hose. I just hold the broom handle tightly and i try to turn the outter ring, it just keeps turning around without coming lose...
How you are using the broom is similar to inserting a standard tool to hold the 2 studs in place.

Unfortunately, after prolonged use, the hose is stuck to the 2 split rings underneath the small outer ring. And just rotating as 1 piece (hose, 2 split rings and small outer ring).

So follow what I wrote, find a smaller diameter broom stick, insert it past the 2 studs so you could hold the handle by gripping the hose to keep it steady like shown in the picture by Blomman (who first posted this technique)

Then use a quick snapping motion to unscrew the small outer ring that is on top of the 2 split rings.

Good luck, be patient as it is one of the most frustrating thing to do on the YBOD - removing old hose connection...

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Re: Removing hose fittings

Here are some instructions for getting the ends off, even when they spin round. >>> Hose Removal

Use the technique with the snoopy loop along with your broomstick and all will be well. I've got it down so I can mostly do it with just a snoopy loop now, unless the threads are hopelessly filled with grit - then I use whatever to lock the lugs. I use grease on them before reassembly and it makes it easier next time.

I don't think AP have got enough praise for these hose connectors - amazingly robust and versatile.
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Here are some instructions for getting the ends off, even when they spin round. >>> Hose Removal
Have to try that next time. Have green...
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Have to try that next time. Have green...
Thank you. Hope you find it useful.
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Thank you. Hope you find it useful.
Thank you. That was one of the most useful posts I've seen. I've been leery of breaking down the hoses till now.
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Re: Removing hose fittings

Thanks for the tips guys, did as shown in your link Mdemon did the trick. Some are still a little more stuborn than others, but with some fast twisting and cursing they finally came lose.
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