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| Got it apart again yesterday, a flash light and actually looked inside, found out it doesn't even have a tube on the inside, it's a solid steel bottom in the hole below where the bleed valve screws in. Kyle took a hammer and punch and even tried to knock it out. Talked to the dealer and he said he had another tank that had the same thing. Evidently they put the wrong fitting in it or didn't put the tube on the bottom before they installed the fitting in the tank. Just another case of an employee who didn't care what he did, got paid anyway and we're the one's who are out the time and money to fix his mistake. | |
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What is inside nh3 bleed valve?
