Paul,
I solved this problem by purchasing, for a couple of pounds, a
replacement old style cystern - to - lavatory bowl plastic pipe from
B&Q. This had a sweeping 90 deg bend in the middle but the longest arm
was quite straight and long enough to do the job. The diameter is a few
thou over size but a lengthwise saw cut brings it down to exactly the
right size as well as making the pipe slightly flexible in torque for
easy removal. The bend also acts as a handle!
Gerry
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Atkinson
To: europa-list
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 10:22 AM
Subject: Europa-List: TP4
Does anyone in the UK have a length of TP4 tube that they no longer
need, or could lend me for a short time?
The reason for asking is that I need to re-bond a TP5 sleeve. I could
of course use the one already installed but I imagine that the risk of
dislodging the tp5 when the tailplane is slid onto the TP4 is quite high
and it would be easier and safer to do it the other way round and insert
the TP4 into the tailplane.
If anyone can help could they contact me off list.
Thanks
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