Washer first, then o-ring...

[Mavro]

It finally happened to me last night while I was installing my new Wicked powertube and front bolt. Right after I aligned the valve inside the powertube, I looked down and noticed a washer and an o-ring, just sitting there, looking back at me, smiling.

What did I do, you ask? I recited the coveted A5OG phrase: "Washer first, then o-ring. The tombstone holds them in place." Then I put the marker back together and breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that those 10 little words saved me the hour I would have spent trying to figure out how to reassemble my valve.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, you will soon...

Anyway, without giving more away, I just thought I'd share that. I feel like I've just graduated college all over again. So this is what the real world is like!

[Medina]

I actually fired my marker a couple o' months back without the tombstone (no air of course) just so that I'd be in the loop... hehe

[Trigga Nometry]

hartigan said:

I actually fired my marker a couple o' months back without the tombstone (no air of course) just so that I'd be in the loop... hehe

Been there...done that ;D.

[a5overkill]

I found out the HARD WAY......

[Wings]

Definitally found out the hard way. To bad this saying wasn't around when I first joined the A5OG

[superpimp]

I must be a dork, I took mine apart just to see what everyone was talking about. I figured I better know how to do it now, then when at the field or something. I didn't have a hard time with the stock one but the valve in the Low Pressure Kit was a pain in the butt to reassemble.