General Wrath questions - upgrades, Assembly.

[ducky]

Hey guys, im an experienced rec-baller, and have just bought my own gun for tourney, joined a team recently.

Now, the gun i bought is a diablo wrath, good gun so far, just a few questions to anyone who knows anything about them.

Firstly, How do i disconnect the connections to the LPR and teh thing at the back with the large Diablo jewel?

Can i just wedge off the small disc with a screwdriver and tug it out? or must i use an adjustable spanner the unscrew the silver bolty thing?

See what im talking about....


http://img310.imageshack.us/img310/8589/how5fm.jpg

( how do i disconnect the balck hose safely from the 90 degree attachment thingy??



Secondly, does anyone know of someone who imports FBM products, or general wrath upgrades, or possibly even T-boards?

Thanks for all your help - ( watch as no1 replies)

 

[Mario]

question, why do you need to disconnect that air line?! does it say in your manual that its essential for maintenance?

it looks kind of like a plastic push fitting instead of a metal push fitting you get on the foregrip/velocity adjuster. if you push the end in and pull the tubing it should come out...but wait till someone else posts just in case im wrong...

 

[ducky]

It is not essential for maintenance, however i would like to completely disassemble the gun.

The trigger needs adjusting too.

EDIT: tried pushing the little disc thing in, and pulling the hose, nothing happens.

BTW, am i right in assuming this is part fo a macro-line kit? ( just need to learn the lingo)

 

[TenaciousM]

re-post your ???? here might get better helpwrath forum on pbn

 

[ducky]

Will do , thanks for the tip

 

[Mario]

does that bit need to be disconnected to disassemble the entire marker? honestly you may not even need to take it all apart to look after it...like i said wait till someone else posts son

 

[sumo89]

my advice is never take the grip frame of unless completely necessary, i did with my timmy when i didnt need to and had leaking problems for ages after.