3in Apollo RP-LF4A #1 and Relief rebuild

[@larryskelson4991]

Great info My previous job I had 28 devices that I maintained I now over 470 BF devices that I maintain.

[@dave_adamson]

Nice. That's enough to keep you busy.

[@larryskelson4991]

@@dave_adamsonI work for a Large municipality. 1 building has 30 devices and another has 16.

[@dave_adamson]

@@larryskelson4991 good deal. 24 is I think is the most in one of my buildings but my division tests like 2500 in year

[@D.D.T.123]

Do you think after water pressure didn’t help getting the check out, opening the #2TC would have helped with prying? I’ve had some 375s that were near impossible to get out. Have never worked on a big Apollo. I think that is where the engineers that design BFs need to get better as far as repairing once they have been in service a while. Did it pass the test after first repair attempt? I hate the ones that take multiple attempts. As always, thanks for the time you put in for the vids.

[@dave_adamson]

I had it open when I was prying as i have had it cause suction. Working on a 375 is how I figured out the water pressure trick