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Any idea if they are a standard size?
Reattaching the filler tube to the bladder
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I'm not sure. I replaced one last year in one of my wings, if I remember correctly the hole in the bladder was about 1" to 1 1/4" across. I would measure it and give them a call.
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Try posting this in the Zeagle forum and see if Scott will come along and help.
Here is a link to the Dive Gear Express page where you can order the parts, but as mentioned above, you might want to give them a call with measurements.
EXP Wings by Dive Rite - Dive Gear Express
EXP Wings by Dive Rite - Dive Gear Express
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I went to their web site sent them an email and this is the response I got.
My Email:
I have a couple of questions. What diameter hole will the BC2807-16 work with? Also does that include the internal flanges and seals? Can these be attached without the tool or is it best to use the tool?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
Their Response:
I'm sorry we don't have specifications on parts. It should work fine with Dive Rite wings. The tool is not absolutely needed but is much easier with the tool. I hope this helps, Mark
My Email:
I have a couple of questions. What diameter hole will the BC2807-16 work with? Also does that include the internal flanges and seals? Can these be attached without the tool or is it best to use the tool?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
Their Response:
I'm sorry we don't have specifications on parts. It should work fine with Dive Rite wings. The tool is not absolutely needed but is much easier with the tool. I hope this helps, Mark
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Well, they are a Dive Rite dealer so their response is not entirely surprising. The thing is, that connector is fairly common throughout the industry with the exception of a few larger manufacturers (like Scubapro, Aqualung, Oceanic, and possibly others) who have designed their own connections. I don't know what Zeagle uses.
Another possibility would be to call Scubatoys who is a fairly big Zeagle dealer and talk to them. I expect they will be able to answer your questions and sell you the parts.
Another possibility would be to call Scubatoys who is a fairly big Zeagle dealer and talk to them. I expect they will be able to answer your questions and sell you the parts.
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awap,
I did take your suggestion and posted it on the Zeagle Forum, but have not gotten a reply yet.
I did take your suggestion and posted it on the Zeagle Forum, but have not gotten a reply yet.
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I saw that. Scott is usually pretty good about answering Zeagle questions but he does get away from the board at times (things like work related dive trips) so it might be a while. Scubatoys is there every day I think. Scuba Gear Scuba Diving Equipment Discount dive gear Snorkeling Equipment and Wetsuits Cheap online
Awap,
What do you use for a tool to remove the connectors at the bladder. I usually just unscrew mine by hand, but I have one old connector that just will not separate at the vinyl bladder connection. The elbow comes off ok, but the flange is giving me a hard time-same thing at the op valve.
Thanks,
Couv
What do you use for a tool to remove the connectors at the bladder. I usually just unscrew mine by hand, but I have one old connector that just will not separate at the vinyl bladder connection. The elbow comes off ok, but the flange is giving me a hard time-same thing at the op valve.
Thanks,
Couv
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Dive gear express sells a tool for theirs.
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