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Old 07-07-2004, 04:57 PM
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Taking care of your timmy. 1.0

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1. Pull up the bolt pin and slide out the bolt, get a rag and wipe down the bolt, if there are any dark spots scrub hard and it should go away.
2. Take off your barrel and screw it apart if you have a 2-piece, then wash it with water and squegee it dry.
3. Take out the ram by unscrewing the ram cap and tilt the gun backwards, holding your hand under the hole... it should slide right out.
4. Check the front and back o-rings on the ram for tears or rips, also look at your ram bumper and see if its not cracking or spilting
5. Wipe all the old grease off and put a fresh coat of dow 55/33 ( DO NOT use white lithium grease, it will eat your orings), and put it back in, also put a little dab of dow on the ram cap threads and oring.
6. Take off the bottom of your torpedo regulator, there should be a o-ring there lube it so it seals, put that back on, for people who have other regs, lube the orings, this is a vital part of your gun!
7. Now on to the front reg, if you have a volumizer take it off and lube the oring on that then carefully pull out the piston with some needle nose pliers and wipe all the old grease off that and apply a new coat.
8. Put that back together, make sure the fat end of the piston is back towards the spring when you put it in
9. Back to the bolt, get some tri-flow from a bicycle stop or hardware store and put a few drops on the bolt and smear it around on the o-rings, then insert it and line it up with the ram and your done.
10. After all this wipe it down with a damp rag and put the barrel back on and you're done.
11. Grease the ram after every 3,000 shots or so, and grease the poppet every 5,000-6,000 shots, and finally grease the front regulators after every 2 times you play.
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Old 07-08-2004, 03:55 AM
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good to do with other guns too?
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