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Get Real! wrote:At least you’re not alone Grumpy…
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kafenes wrote:I suggest you try stores like 'Kapodistrias' in all towns. They are bound to have this tool in stock. If you like I can check the one in Paphos for you tomorrow morning.
cyprusgrump wrote:kafenes wrote:I suggest you try stores like 'Kapodistrias' in all towns. They are bound to have this tool in stock. If you like I can check the one in Paphos for you tomorrow morning.
Could you...?
I can zoom over (within the speed limit obviously) on my motorbike and pick it up if they have it...
kafenes wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:kafenes wrote:I suggest you try stores like 'Kapodistrias' in all towns. They are bound to have this tool in stock. If you like I can check the one in Paphos for you tomorrow morning.
Could you...?
I can zoom over (within the speed limit obviously) on my motorbike and pick it up if they have it...
Yep, will do that first thing in the morning and give you a call.
cyprusgrump wrote:Thanks...
It is annoying when such a simple job turns into a nightmare like this - I had to get a bloody taxi to a restaurant and back on Friday!
With hindsight, I should have ordered the right tool from ebay last week... only £8.49 plus shipping...
cyprusgrump wrote:Could you...?kafenes wrote:I suggest you try stores like 'Kapodistrias' in all towns. They are bound to have this tool in stock. If you like I can check the one in Paphos for you tomorrow morning.
I can zoom over (within the speed limit obviously) on my motorbike and pick it up if they have it...
SSBubbles wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Thanks...
It is annoying when such a simple job turns into a nightmare like this - I had to get a bloody taxi to a restaurant and back on Friday!
With hindsight, I should have ordered the right tool from ebay last week... only £8.49 plus shipping...
Had a quick jaunt over home recently. If I had known of your predicament, I could have brought you one over - sorry Grumps!
connor wrote:Start off with a sharp metal chisel and indent the filter at its top flange.
ie..the exposed rim round the top of the filter.
Then use a blunt ended chisel and tap it in an anti clockwise direction. Medium to heavy taps with a hammer should loosen it.
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