2:34 - Observe carefully kids as the master loosmith uses a plethora of tactical stances to covertly disassemble the undercarriage of this shy portaloo that's come in for its monthly checkup. 2:40 - The Slav (squat) 2:46 - The modified Slav 2:55 - The prone (to injury that is) Fun fact: Portaloos are easily spooked. One wrong move and SPLAT :D 3:04 - The Power stance - (An advanced and risky technique designed to incite fear through intimidation) 3:14 - The Patriot - (American flying at half-mast enables the wielder a unique perspective of reality) Job well done :)
Way too much disassembly, there are only 6 rivets to remove the top seat support on that unit. The tank top should not require the tank removal if the unit was built correctly. This is a common Armal toilet failure. It requires 20 minutes. Nice job though. You would really like an air operated pop riveter!
The tank and lid assembly has 6 rivets around the perimeter that hold the lid onto the tank. Three of the rivets are on the front so easy access. The other three are on the rear sandwiched between the lid and the rear wall. How do you expect him to remove those rivets without removing the tank?
2:34 - Observe carefully kids as the master loosmith uses a plethora of tactical stances to covertly disassemble the undercarriage of this shy portaloo that's come in for its monthly checkup.
2:40 - The Slav (squat)
2:46 - The modified Slav
2:55 - The prone (to injury that is) Fun fact: Portaloos are easily spooked. One wrong move and SPLAT :D
3:04 - The Power stance - (An advanced and risky technique designed to incite fear through intimidation)
3:14 - The Patriot - (American flying at half-mast enables the wielder a unique perspective of reality)
Job well done :)
Nice job and we appreciate that you did it start to finish!
Way too much disassembly, there are only 6 rivets to remove the top seat support on that unit. The tank top should not require the tank removal if the unit was built correctly. This is a common Armal toilet failure. It requires 20 minutes. Nice job though. You would really like an air operated pop riveter!
The tank and lid assembly has 6 rivets around the perimeter that hold the lid onto the tank. Three of the rivets are on the front so easy access. The other three are on the rear sandwiched between the lid and the rear wall. How do you expect him to remove those rivets without removing the tank?