The HP hose broke off and left behind the thread side in the body of first stage. After others failed to remove all that was left was a soft brass nub. I had to drill out and extract the remaining nub.
Interesting, you must see all kinds of weird stuff. You are a skilled tech so it's good to see how you do these repairs. Although, I do not know the policies, economics and logistics of becoming an authorized Scubapro service center, it would be great if you were. I have an old D400 second stage that has become difficult to find experienced service for. Thanks for the videos, I look forward to them.
We have 3 Scubapro dealers within 20 miles in the Keys so that’s all they will accept. They protect sales territory which is understandable. Thanks for watching!
Cool video. I want to know who dropped this off of a mountain or chucked it from a speeding car to cause this cable to break/snap at that location. I have never seen that, but I have only been diving a short while...since 1983....
