LEE Pro 6000 Modification of a Modification

In this video we take the modification of the case feeding spring one step further. A much better improvement on my previous modification.
Here is the video to the previous modification:
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[@leadpilled5567]

I use powdered graphite. I have it on the case slider ramp and on the primer slider and trough. Very very small amount spread it with a tiny paint brush then hit it with a bit of compressed air. I have the silver layer bullet and case feeder and I put a bit in the feeder tubes then ran a couple patches with a cleaning rod and bullets and brass just fly down the tubes now

[@SlickNick1818]

Hi, I am tired of buying new springs can you tell me the exact dimensions of the arrow shaft, length and diameter, please and thank you.

[@alanddeb2]

Great info, thanks for posting. There's always new ways to improve on this fine press. Keep up the good work..

[@mr.horseshoe2301]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing your modifications.

[@mattfinleylive]

You're the man!

[@chrisviking428]

Thanks for the tip!

[@indyvin]

The reason Lee uses a spring instead of a solid rod is because if the primer or case feed sticks, the spring will buckle or elongate before any parts are broken.

[@roybertalotto6355]

Yes, it still needs to "stretch" but it does not ever need to collapse. Very poor design made better with a simple addition of an aluminum tube over the spring. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it!

[@timoxford5124]

Sir, have you figured out how to use a silver layer case feeder on the 6000.....please do a video of that, thanks

[@roybertalotto6355]

search my videos. its there. search Roy Bertalotto