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Next is removing the frame. At first I was worried it may have a broke frame screw, but the front grip frame screw is actually top mounted in the tray.
To remove the trigger frame from the body you need to remove both the tray and the trigger frame by removed the 4 long bolts two of which are located at the rear of the marker and two just behind the front grip.
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While separating the tray and trigger frame from the body you can access the battery. It’s alway interesting to see just how old of a battery is in these old markers. Gives you an idea of the last time it was use.
And here we have a 7-11 special, so someone needed to grab a battery on the way to the field before being able to play.
And here’s a view of the battery tray:
And the board, located in the grip frame. Note the ICD board dated 1999.
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My god that's a sexy one! Very much looking forward to you getting this one back on the field. OH MyrkulVelcor will save us...
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Now to the HPR. I was surprise how easily it actually disassembled except for one piece.
Turns out three main body of the HPR comes off nicely and the bottom of the HPR, the hollow section, just screws right off.
Couple little pieces to keep track of when the main body section.
Now getting the HPR adaptor off the body was a pain. No wrench flats.
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Now to disassemble the HPR. A slotted screwdriver remove the bottom piece:
Pretty sure the spring isn’t supposed to be sitting like that. Good thing I didn’t try to air this up right away.
And man is it ever dirty in there! But considering this marker is 25 years old… not too bad.
And here is the full assembly laid out:
And what the reg seal looks like in the reg housing;
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