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PostPosted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 5:47 pm 
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Is that what the tool is called to compress the rubber cone?

Where can i get some and how much are they?

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karcraft have them for around $100

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if you need it because you're installing HiLos there are ways of getting the cones out without a compressor. I cut my trumpets, but the guys explain another way of undoing the bottom arms or something. have a look in the installing Hilos threads ;)

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yeah undo the top arm.from the subframe. set the hi los to lowest setting. and get em in then put the pin back in the top arm. :wink:


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