A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that dispenses
filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.
Kathleen
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A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that dispenses
filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.
Kathleen
Kathleen said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that dispenses
filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.Kathleen
If only the cap was a little easier to unscrew the cap, but just tried
the crescent wrench... worked good!
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Slacker
Slacker said:Kathleen said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that
dispenses filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.Kathleen
If only the cap was a little easier to unscrew the cap, but just tried
the crescent wrench... worked good!
Isn't that the truth... I try to be careful not to overtighten the cap
but it still gets a fearsome grip. Running hot water over it works, as
does passing it over to the husband.
Kathleen
"Hmmgrrrr..... Hrrrghhh....Arghhhhhhhhhhh! Dang it! Can you get this?"
<pop> "There ya go."
<*$1@%$@#&!!>
Kathleen said:Slacker said:Kathleen said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that
dispenses filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door...
Ahh.Kathleen
If only the cap was a little easier to unscrew the cap, but just
tried the crescent wrench... worked good!Isn't that the truth... I try to be careful not to overtighten the
cap but it still gets a fearsome grip. Running hot water over it
works, as does passing it over to the husband.Kathleen
"Hmmgrrrr..... Hrrrghhh....Arghhhhhhhhhhh! Dang it! Can you get
this?" <pop> "There ya go."
<*$1@%$@#&!!>
Someone suggested rubbing a little olive oil on the
cap and mouth threads, sorta like dabbing a little oil
on the oil filter when installing it. This trick works for
me.
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- Zilla
Cary, NC
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Quoted message said:Slacker said:Kathleen said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that
dispenses filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.Kathleen
If only the cap was a little easier to unscrew the cap, but just tried
the crescent wrench... worked good!Isn't that the truth... I try to be careful not to overtighten the cap
but it still gets a fearsome grip. Running hot water over it works, as
does passing it over to the husband.Kathleen
"Hmmgrrrr..... Hrrrghhh....Arghhhhhhhhhhh! Dang it! Can you get this?"
<pop> "There ya go."
<*$1@%$@#&!!>
I use a good ol' American made pair of Channel-Lock pliers, with the
slightly long handles. Provides excellent leverage 🙂
"Kathleen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that dispenses
filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.
I hate the new Omega bladders. I can never get the friggin things open when
I want to put water in there.
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
Carla A-G said:"Kathleen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:A new, wide-mouth camelbak bladder, and a new fridge that dispenses
filtered crushed ice and cold water through the door... Ahh.I hate the new Omega bladders. I can never get the friggin things open when
I want to put water in there.
I just realized a disadvantage to switching to disc brakes. My hands
won't be as strong! Maybe that's why I never had problems with my omega
bladder. Nuts!
:-)
Shawn
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