Putting my cocker together what to locktite

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  • Psycho91
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 1248
    • Lexington, SC

    #1

    Putting my cocker together what to locktite

    Ok guys so I'm finally at the point of getting my cocker put together, what should I locktite in place, any other tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated as well
  • DarkApollo
    Racegun Guy
    • Aug 2024
    • 120
    • Carlisle, PA

    #2
    Red on any thread. Tell it you mean business. Lock that timing in. Lock those hose barbs in. (/s apparently I need to say that)

    I really only blue locktite on the pump arm to back block and on the barb threads. Everything else shouldnt need it.

    for those who didnt catch the ‘tell it you mean business’ line indicating it was sarcasm; the first statement was tongue in cheek.
    Last edited by DarkApollo; 11-13-2024, 12:15 PM.

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    • Psycho91
      Psycho91 commented
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      Deffinatly no red you've lost your mind 😂

    • DarkApollo
      DarkApollo commented
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      I had hoped the second part of my comment would imply the first part was tongue n cheek.

    • Psycho91
      Psycho91 commented
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      Yeah after a reread it lol
  • Sottyman
    Certified Post Whore
    • Mar 2021
    • 504
    • Colorado Springs

    #3
    With the exceptions of barbs on the pneumatics and maybe the LPR into the front block/the plug at the bottom of the front block, I don't think I ever loctited anything in place for any cocker I owned. If there was anything I did do, it was buy/install a valve jam nut with the oring on/in it:

    https://ansgear.com/ans-autococker-d...screw-w-o-ring


    Curious to know what others do/did/have done, though!

    -Mike

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    • iamthelazerviking
      iamthelazerviking commented
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      I put these in every build. And they're so cheap!
  • BrendanB
    Autococker Fan
    • Jul 2020
    • 1096
    • Louisiana

    #4
    I would blue loctite the ram to pump arm for sure. / doesn't hurt to do back block either to pump arm but one side definitely needs to be done

    all your macro fittings should be loctite to asa and hpr and your hex plugs in front block and asa / hpr

    LPR to front block / and barbs into pneumatics if not red heat applied treated coating like inception pnues have

    those are main things.

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    • $L!mBo
      in the paint
      • Oct 2020
      • 1375
      • Taylorsville, MD

      #5
      frame adjustment screws if they dont already have some blue on them
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      • Psycho91
        Psycho91 commented
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        Its a mozak frame so I have no idea if he uses locktite or not
    • Trbo323
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 6381
      • Vancouver WA

      #6
      Don't use red, damn man. If you red lock tight one of the barbs in, if that barb ever snaps off it is going to be an absolute bitch to get the remainder out of the 3 way.

      Blue, on most things really. I can't really think of any threads on a cocker that blue lock tight would be a bad idea

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      • $L!mBo
        in the paint
        • Oct 2020
        • 1375
        • Taylorsville, MD

        #7
        vibratite also a great product
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        • Daltech
          Electro<Mech<Pump
          • Feb 2022
          • 901
          • West Coast

          #8
          Red lock tite easily comes off with a soldering iron used to heat the male side of the threading. I’m not saying turn it into a cherry sunday, but within reason it easily comes off when using the correct heat and method.

          I swear I learn more about how not to use tools on this forum than I do about paintball.

          I used blue locktite on my hammer lug and trigger frame grub screws and it doesn’t even lock the thread. I’m still playing around with my timing and preferred tuning in addition to completely rebuilding all seals per Docfire,
          before I red lock everything.

          I rebuilt the LPR, HPR, now I need to do the Ram and 3-Way before I lock it all down.

          ( loose back block ram arm, loose 3-way)

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          • Psycho91
            MCB Member
            • Jul 2020
            • 1248
            • Lexington, SC

            #9
            Should I let the locktite sit for a few hours or overnight before screwing things together

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            • Daltech
              Daltech commented
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              This could have been my problem with the blue, I let it cure for maybe 15 mins then went to adjust. Perhaps I waited to long and broke the bonding, but I’m also going to look into this vibratite stuff.

              If you know your adjustments, I’d say make them right away after applying, then let cure overnight. Remember, about a toothpicks drops worth is all that’s needed. Less if only a Ram/3-way barb.

            • DarkApollo
              DarkApollo commented
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              No. It depends on the type. Some are anaerobic. It has to be screwed together and allowed to cure. The tube should tell you.
          • jokers
            Offical Driver of the Bus
            • Mar 2021
            • 890
            • Boise Idaho

            #10
            Trbo323 We all want to be like Palmers and use red lock tite for everything!! LMAO
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            • Jsc5150
              Rooster McSizzle
              • Feb 2022
              • 638
              • Norcal

              #11
              Put it together and shoot it until something comes loose. Use a little blue loctite or similar low strength stuff on whatever came loose. Rinse and repeat.
              “Jsc5150 is right…” - DocsMachine

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              • Trbo323
                MCB Member
                • Jul 2020
                • 6381
                • Vancouver WA

                #12
                Originally posted by Psycho91
                Should I let the locktite sit for a few hours or overnight before screwing things together
                No, if it cures it will likely come off when you install

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                • Psycho91
                  MCB Member
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 1248
                  • Lexington, SC

                  #13
                  Ok guys any tips on getting the aggravating oring out the base of a ram, I'm about to loose my shit lol

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                  • jetenginekyle
                    jetenginekyle commented
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                    pointy tweezers should work

                  • Psycho91
                    Psycho91 commented
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                    Ordered some actual dental picks, I think mine are just to big
                • Toestr
                  Certified Post Whore
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 2877
                  • Poland, Onterrible

                  #14
                  What about ram and switch onto the front block?

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                  • Magmoormaster
                    Only here for the zipline
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 1305
                    • Glendale, AZ

                    #15
                    I don't think I have before, but I understand the desire. I would be very hesitent to use blue though, especially on the 3way. Low strength purple would be my recommendation.

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