where can i get the tool for removing C ring?
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The ring can be tough to remove. I've used a couple of screw drivers to remove it.
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use an ice pick or small screw driver and punch a hole in liner and lift off
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Hi JamesUse the Allen wrench to take out the screw on the outer ring. Then everything should be accessible
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I believe the tool you need is the one with the C shaped piece on the underside of the tool and a larger cut out in the side of the tool. The other one has a D shaped piece on the underside.
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I bet a hardware store would have various closing oval loops and you might find an exact match. If not, a carabiner might serve as a replacement. Good luck
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The d ring is removable, just unscrew it. I replaced mine with a slightly better one I had lying around since it sees lots of hardcore abuse on my full size wheeler and I use the csi one on my hi lift which sees much lighter shock loads.
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Pull the small ring in the front all theway forwrd and hold while you remove the bit
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If you can't get one from the manufacturer, try using a rubber O ring which you can buy from your local hardware store.
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Just remove the scew from the battery compartment, open the case & remove silver ring.
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No where that I know of - my silicone o ring broke on the attachment where the blade are, and was unable to find a replacement anywhere. I liked it so much that I bought a whole new unit.
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Remove the 3/4 inch diameter chuck holder from the tool. Then just screw the keyless chuck on that shaft. If your having trouble with the original non-adjustable chuck, it's probably because it's just wedged in too tight. After you remove the chuck holder use a tool to pry out the collet.Another solution:Try using a tapered wood screw or sheet metal screw as an extractor. Choose one of a size that will let its tip go down into the broken collet and get a grip when you twist it. If that fails, you might use a screw extraction tool.
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I am not sure. I would guess you should use a pry bar or scraper. Amount of care depends on if you want to re-use the device.
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put some tape on the end of a screwdriver or chisel (to eliminate sparks) and then tap the tabs on the compression ring sideways (counterclockwise) and the ring should twist off.
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You might also want to check out the Grabit Micro kit Alden 4507P Micro Grabit Broken Bolt Extractor 4 Piece Kit as it has the smallest screw removers made.
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Available, like on Amazon? Sure. You want to replace that screw anyways since it requires you to have a quarter in your pocket to un/tighten it. I got this one http://www.amazon.com/SmallRig-D-ring-Screw-Quick-Release/dp/B006GB5MDW/ref=pd_sim_p_20?ie=UTF8&refRID=1FMFCTB5XX16WCMB07RZ. I'm much happier.
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I am not aware of this tool being able to be used for copper, I would think they must have a specialized tool to crimp those rings? I'm not a plumber but I would say to do some more searching.
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I no longer have the machine. I recall using a small philips screwdriver to remove the collar on the underside of the machine.