how to remove blower tube
78638
you definitely have to press harder on the bottom tab than you think you do....
78639
On the bottom of the unit there's a plastic tab. It takes more pressure on the tab than I'm comfortable with to release the catch that holds the tube, and you may need to push/pull the tube away from the housing while pressing hard on the tab. Removing the leaf attachment is harder, 'cuz there's less leverage.
78640
I don't know. I haven't removed it yet. But you probably can find the answer on the manufacturer's website, hey?
287548
Very easy. There is a gap under the front cover, pull it and it comes off. After the front cover is removed you can clean dust or access the two intake fans.
1940578
This filter, located on the back of the heater, is snapped into outer body. To remove, grasp the loop attached to the top of the filter, push down, pull away from the body and lift up and out. Replace by just reversing this procedure.
1950901
My bag connection worked with out a problem The blower tube was hard to get off and on. WD 40 is useless unless you want to clean your shower doors. I put some Vaseline on both sides of joint and it worked easier.Vaseline because not everyone has bearing grease handy.
204502
You can definitely remove the wheel & just put tubes or a window on the side that the wheel is attached. I have the Ovo Suite attached to this & rearrange the tubes/homes every time I clean it! :)
947552
The easiest way is to use a compressor if you have one. Next best, a vacuum if it has an option to use as a blower.
608130
After removing the fill pipe. I used a porta band saw to cut a section out of the fill. A hack saw might work, a saw zaw with a metal blade would work. The time to remove the tube complete is very important as you want to clean all metal shavings then reinstall. This will take a bit of time but your trucks worth it. So is the ability to not have to fill up every couple hundred miles. I now enjoy a thousand mile turn around on fill's. If I can help further, e-mail questions to dozer327@yahoo.com V/R
593905
because the connection to the blower is flexible fabric,it shouldi had to take the existing tube off my toro and connect directly to the housing
677411
None. Pull it out of the box. Put in oil and gas. Slip on the blower tube and fire it up. This thing starts every time on a dime and is very strong. I love it.
912740
You have to pull of the Blower pipe extension pipe, then connect the vacuum bag into the same outlet. Once you do this turn the blower upside down and you will see a round door. Open it up and connect the Vacuum pipe, clamp and then close. Turn the switch on and begin to vacuum.
1475919
Unscrew the top that is in the tube now, then replace with long needle tube it came with. You will put the plugger in the bottom like a syringe and push solution out of needle tube - like a shot, so to speak.
1513687
The vacuum tube attaches to the red part at the fan intake, opposite the handle. The bag replaces the blower tube. So I guess the answer is no, since everything that is sucked up passes thru the fan and gets chewed up to some extent. I'm sure anything solid that is sucked up would damage or jam the fan blades.
845614
No do not remove it. Make sure the pipe is clean and free of burs before installing it and make sure you push hard to set it correctly
379927
The vac tube is removable and replaced by a cover. The blower tube fits where the bag is attached.
379923
I believe you just remove the bag and place the blower attachment where the bag connects
1332376
Dry it off, then use a hairdryer to blow into the vents. Partial disassembly is advised.Ron in Texas
97505
Remove the filler tank and locate the filter at the bottom of the rubber tube. You should be able to easily pull it off. It not, just take some scissors and clip it off as close to the filter as possible. Hope this helps you. Mine is still working fine and does what it is supposed to do.