Ok now the picture below is of the inside of the Mini LRPL-01's 3" chamber. You can see the 1.5" PVC elbow thats inside of it. This is what the piston pushes up against to seal off the barrel, it works great.
Mini LRPL-01 piston and assembly
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This is a picture of the piston that I used inside of my Mini LRPL-01, I looked and looked for parts to use for it but all that I could find that would fit inside a 3" chamber are these things that are called like tub hubs (maybe?), or shower closet hubs, anyways, I got two of them (at 5 bucks a pop, this piston cost a lot of $) and glued a piece of pipe inside them to hold them together and to give them extra strength. For the piston sealing face I used a temporary (sp?) end cap, you know, those things that are a black rubberly stuff? and they come with a free hose clamp too!!! Plus, they work great for the sealing surfaces.
Ok now the picture below is of the inside of the Mini LRPL-01's 3" chamber. You can see the 1.5" PVC elbow thats inside of it. This is what the piston pushes up against to seal off the barrel, it works great.
Ok now the picture below is of the inside of the Mini LRPL-01's 3" chamber. You can see the 1.5" PVC elbow thats inside of it. This is what the piston pushes up against to seal off the barrel, it works great.
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