Timmy 2k6 Empire II

[sniperfzerox]

I am currenly using an eggy for my timmy, and my stock neck feed is too loose, i just recently purchased hybrid neck clamp especially made for timmys.

Here's where the problem arises... I can't get my stock screw neck off the marker... Can anyone help or tell me pro shop in NY to help fix this problem?

Greatly appreciated!

*EDIT*

Reason why i'm looking for this change is because my egg loader would just swing left to right and can't get a correct feed to my marker... and i used duct tape... worked for a while until the grease killed the duct tape...

[glowball]

hey dude, well there is a tool for this, car filter remover, it looks like a plastic tool with a rubber strap around it

here what it looks like, also you might want to heat it up a little using a blow torch, but very scarcely, then pry using the tool.

There may be more reply's to your solution, so wait till there are more replys.

Thanks.
M.

Originally Posted by sniperfzerox

I am currenly using an eggy for my timmy, and my stock neck feed is too loose, i just recently purchased hybrid neck clamp especially made for timmys.

Here's where the problem arises... I can't get my stock screw neck off the marker... Can anyone help or tell me pro shop in NY to help fix this problem?

Greatly appreciated!

*EDIT*

Reason why i'm looking for this change is because my egg loader would just swing left to right and can't get a correct feed to my marker... and i used duct tape... worked for a while until the grease killed the duct tape...

[sniperfzerox]

Originally Posted by glowball

hey dude, well there is a tool for this, car filter remover, it looks like a plastic tool with a rubber strap around it

here what it looks like, also you might want to heat it up a little using a blow torch, but very scarcely, then pry using the tool.

There may be more reply's to your solution, so wait till there are more replys.

Thanks.
M.

thx a lot M. I def will wait for other replies.

[skilz]

Try using a hair blower. That's sometimes enough to heat up any loc-tite on the feedneck threads to loosen it up enough for you to remove it. Marty's right, too, see if you can find a small strap wrench to help you remove it--and if you really don't care about the old feedneck and it doesn't matter if you scratch it up you could even use a vise grip on it. If you're really apprehensive about doing this on your own you could always just go down to Stingray Ops in Brooklyn--Alex can fix just about anything. Here's their temporary website: http://stingrayops.blog.com/