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September 1st 04, 03:19 PM
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Ian:
Before filling mine I lock open the 4 dump valves and swab the inside of = the valve orifice with a q-tip dipped in vasoline. Then close, pull with = the tool & fill. Observe for any drips. If you see any gently rub some vasoline into the = rim of the valve (without pressing up too hard). I've noticed that after I do this a few times - I can skip the first = step for a few flights. Roy B. 
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