I can't say for sure, the ones I originally got from AOA felt like 70 durometer. I ordered 70 for stock.
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FX Royale regulator adjust, maintenance, and leak fixes.
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Thanks very much for this great video, I just ordered a 500 and can't wait to get my hands on it!
Is that regulator adjustment nut on the reg loc-tited from the factory or not?
Would adjusting this void my warranty?
Thanks again for the video, and Weatherby for the o-ring sizes
Is that regulator adjustment nut on the reg loc-tited from the factory or not?
Would adjusting this void my warranty?
Thanks again for the video, and Weatherby for the o-ring sizes
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I've seen 3 different styles of nuts on the bellevue side of the regulators. (I don't know why there are so many variances) Generally, they are a nylon style locking nut.
I believe this would void the warranty but, call your retailer to be sure. Also, I'd recommend adjusting the reg as a "last resort" type of adjustment. They generally do a very good job at setting the reg to a good overall pressure straight from the factory. My Impact taught me that. After adjusting up and down and round and round, I ended up putting it right back to factory.
I don't know for sure about the buna70. I've only ordered them from AoA and didn't ask.
And... Thanks for watching!
I believe this would void the warranty but, call your retailer to be sure. Also, I'd recommend adjusting the reg as a "last resort" type of adjustment. They generally do a very good job at setting the reg to a good overall pressure straight from the factory. My Impact taught me that. After adjusting up and down and round and round, I ended up putting it right back to factory.
I don't know for sure about the buna70. I've only ordered them from AoA and didn't ask.
And... Thanks for watching!
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Thanks very much, yeah it's not something I would jump into right away. Maybe down the road if it could get 910-920 out of the 34gr I would be satisfied. I'm quite sure i'll be happy for quite a while as it comes.
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Tom, that's just perfect. I've got a Royale 500 and now if it develops a leak, I'll know that I can most likely take care of it. Especially good that you named the sizes of the wrenches and hex wrenches need. Very helpful.
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Thanks! In the video, I say an SAE wrench size and had to go back to edit the metric size correction because I use a "Metrinch" wrench set. It's both Metric and SAE in one set. Handy to have. But, now I lose track of whether I'm working on an SAE or Metric project because I don't really need to pay attention to it.
This might be a good thread to bookmark or subscribe to my channel for future reference.
Cheers!
Tom
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