![ben younger](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 9
- 34 901
ben younger
Registrace 13. 08. 2012
SCUBAPRO MK25 DISASSEMBLY Incredible super speed
WATCH AS I DISASSEMBLE THIS S.P MK-25 REGULATOR TO ITS BASIC COMPONENTS IN SUPER HIGH SPEED
zhlédnutí: 631
Video
SCUBAPRO MK25 DISASSEMBLY
zhlédnutí 33KPřed 5 lety
WATCH AS I DISASSEMBLE THIS S.P MK-25 REGULATOR TO ITS BASIC COMPONENTS Watch the super high speed video on the link below 👇👇👇👇👇 czcams.com/video/VIMY8EimAmI/video.html Enjoy 🙃
¡¡¡¡¡¡The flaming grapefruit!!!!!
zhlédnutí 104Před 11 lety
Take a look at nature's secret arsenal...:-) have fun. The alcohol inside the peal of the grapefruit inflames when reaching the open flame
МИИЛОЯ😊
❤
which tool do you need exactly for this set ? Can you List it here ? which nut etc.
After watched the whole video I just wanna ask………are you god?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are disassembling your gears as if it was gun. We are talking here about a security system that needs some extra care, precision, and ...cleanness more like a wrist watch would be serviced. For a great comparison, here is a first class first stage MK25 servicing : czcams.com/video/aOvlIgyCMN0/video.html
Good for you mate.
Disassemble 2000 regulators and then tell me again your opinion, there is a thing called "mastering your element" and you reach that point in about every proffesion at a point in time and expertise and experience. Wanna see me disassemble and reassemble blindfolded? You are welcome to go and learn for yourself and perhaps work at a dive shop for 10 years and we shall see what you say after.... Cheers boy
Dear @@benyounger5332, I can feel you thought on it. I am sorry if I offended you. That was not the purpose of my comment. My point is that your demonstration of disassembling the gears is less careful and professional compared to the factory standards…and mine as a customer. But as you questioned me, if I were a scuba gear technician, I would not throw my customers’ gears into the basket as you do, I would take greater care of sensitive parts involved in the health and security of my clients and my place would be neater and better organized. 10 years of experience and an average of 4 gears maintenance a week is not guaranty of high standards. I have good news for you: you can improve from this exact second you read this line. Cheers 😉
@@SC-lo5ez try 50 a week, and again, its odd to me that you criticize out of your knowledge limits, its like me coming to your place and telling you that what you learned after years in your proffesion and i know nothing about. When you work enough regulators (ten of thousands) you learn what is critical and what is less. And, think about what you are saying, throwing metal parts into a plastic box....(compared strength of materials...) About my work place, the most organized you will ever see in a dive shop/resort, that i can promise you. And in general dude....dont judge what you dont know, (with love). Cheers.
@@benyounger5332 again I see what I see, what you show, and I compare what I can compare (on the contrary of you concerning myself). If your clients are satisfied with the way you work: absolutely fine. Not for me. Period. 10 years of experience in a business is relatively young. The sad thing about all this is your absolute belief in your excellence and your unwillingness to Improve. The world as it goes…Again fine with me as soon as my gears don’t go through you. No big deal. Wish you a happy week-end.
If you ever have a S620Ti, I would love to see a service video on it.
What tool do y0ou use to disconnect the hoses
A C' wrench with internal ribs for the connection to the second stages and an open end wrench for the connection to the first stage
@@benyounger5332 thanks. Do you know what brand the C wrench is or where I can purchase one? Can’t seem to find it online
What is the difference between mk25 vs mk25 evo? A plastic coating on the spring?
Hmmm, wouldn't that self-adjusting, crescent type tool used to remove hoses from the second stage mar the ribs on the hose end?
Hi friend Mar? What is mar exactly?
@@benyounger5332 Scratch, flatten, damage, abrase, booger. Isn't that the wrong tool to use on that ribbed hose connector? That tool is for flat surfaces.
Ahhh ok now i get what you mean.... Nope, that tool actually has ribs on the inside of it, that way it doesn't harm the ribs on the hose. But. A tool with a flat surface will definitely damage the hose. Thanks for the comment.
@@benyounger5332 I stand corrected, I cannot see the inside of the tool, thank you. It looks like you've done a tremendous amount of this work day in and day out, it's interesting to watch. Nice video!
@@benyounger5332 mess up
Great tutorial video. I’m doing a servicing on mine .. mk25evo s600 r195 Thanks !
amazing video! how about making another video of assembling? this time try it on with a white cover on the table 🤙
yes, and please be sure to frame your closeups so they are, um, actually in the frame :)
*I have exclusively used Scuba Pro equipment so this purchase was straight forward>>> **nub.best/wjnf** However, another label was applied directly on top of the serial label on the box making it a bit difficult to register this with the mfg. I don't know if this was deliberate or an oversight but I ws able to gently remove the cover label and could make out the S/N to register it on Scuba Pro website. But a pleasant surprise was the Scuba Pro holder that was inside the box as a small bonus.*
01050162 oring need to change new oring and check also the washer 01060500 maybe damaged need 7/32 inches to remove the swivel nut
Wow, you are a pro dude, no doubt about that. I have a Mk25, Mk17, G250 and G260 and I would like try to do the service, but there are so many pieces
but you have to dismantle everything because one more oring 01050162 and one washer 01060500 need to check or change.
Are you reffering to the swivel assemvly in the first stage?
yes i have to dismantle everything
@@tomtandog5024 if you open the cap on the bottom of the part you will find a place for L key (size 5 or 6 mm), on the other side you have a place for a socket wrench size 16 or 17 mm if i recall correctly. This opens the swivell assembly. Ussualy there is no need to touch it. Only in a case of a leak