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As I now have two of these I'm wondering if I should invest a little in the correct tools and start doing a full service at home. Has anyone had any experience of this? Is it a massive messy ball ache where I end up going to the shop anyway?
Found an old thread but wondering if anyone else has had success or not to bother .? Ta in advance
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/home-service-of-reverb-post
Posted : 02/01/2016 3:00 pm
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Posted : 02/01/2016 3:05 pm
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I took mine apart a fair bit, then decided I was being stupid.
Its way easier to send it off to TF Tuned.
You need some special tools then all the 'O' rings and bits. So in the end I realised the main reason for going to work was to pay other people to do the jobs I couldn't do or didn't want to do.
Posted : 02/01/2016 3:10 pm