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  1. 28th August 2013, 10:27 PM #1
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    My SLS emergency spares kit.

    Spare bag, 2 x Schrader Valves on 4mm tube.







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  2. 28th August 2013, 10:31 PM #2
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    Should a bag fail. Puncture or something. I have a spare bag to just change out.

    Should the system fail. I can pull the tube from the system, connect the 4mm tube with the Schrader valve and pump them up like a tyre.

    Happy Days.
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    Hey Joel, I was looking at the same thing (emergency kit). When I replaced my bags a couple of months ago I tugged on the installed lines to make sure they were seated properly. So how do you remove the hose from the top of the bag if you need to pump it up manually. I can't remember if there is a way to remove them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudguard View Post
    Hey Joel, I was looking at the same thing (emergency kit). When I replaced my bags a couple of months ago I tugged on the installed lines to make sure they were seated properly. So how do you remove the hose from the top of the bag if you need to pump it up manually. I can't remember if there is a way to remove them.

    Just push the collar in at the same time you pull the tube out.

    Or if your worried. Get a 4mm joiner.

    Happy Days
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  5. 1st September 2013, 09:50 PM #5
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    IMHO this is essential kit (having suffered an embarrassing failure once) if venturing into the wilds. I have the same concept just my Schrader valves have been drilled and tapped so I can attach them directly to the airlines once removed at the compressor valve block end. Pump up and off you go. Of course no problem ever since I organised the kit!
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