Users Manual
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Users Manual Version 2.10
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Installation Air Fitting Installation: Your Gladiator inline reg comes ready to have an air tting installed. To correctly install your air tting follow these steps. NOTE: failure to follow these instructions may result in damage to your Gladiator – this is not covered under warranty! Step1: Unscrew the two halves of your Gladiator (by hand) as shown in gure 1. NOTE: There is a white grease on the threads inside your Gladiator – do not wipe this off. Figure 1
Step 2: Remove the seat, main valve and main valve spring as shown in gure 2. Set them aside so that they remain clean. Step 3: Use a wrench to hold the Gladiator bottom works in Figure 2 place as you tighten the air tting into place (as shown in gure 3). Do not over tighten the air tting, and use a snug wrench on the Gladiator bottom works to prevent scratching.
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