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    Posted: 10 Aug 2020 at 8:23pm
any one have any suggestions on how to make the process of changing filters easier?  The new o rings suck trying to get them in and then the end plate or cover goes in or on very hard  should a person place the filter in the end cap first before placing in the rear tub?  or can i place the filter in the housing and then put the cover on?
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Don't take old oring out unless bad. Start cap in at 45 degree until through first oring, then straight in.           MACK
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thank you mack i tightened the bolts evenly and then tried to tap with a hammer to close the sealing gap as i tightened the bolts  i think im going to take back off and retry as i damaged the end cap and im not happy with my results
 
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