Thanks for the photo's, you have done a brilliant job there, how do you dismantle the face?
thanks
Mike
What trick did you use to pull the needle?
Without a "needle puller" it can be tough to pull the sticky ones without damaging the bearings.
Hi Tim, I would be interested in 10 gauge faces if you have them. Thanks Scott
I am interested in the gauge decals as well ,thanks scott
I would like two as well if avaliable.
Guys I can get more printed the set up is done. You can email me for my address. [email protected]
The needle pulls kind of hard, pull it before you remove from the outside housing helps. I used a needle nose pliers.
The glass bezel is remove by first running a single edge razor blade around it, then a small puddy knife, then the gasket scraper, buy this time is is almost loose.
I pressed is back on using a large socket in my vise.
Please let me know how many deals you guys want by Sunday and I wil get them ordered next week. Tim
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