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    Default source for hog service kits

    anyone know a good source for HOG service kits in US?


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    Piranha Dive Mfg offers them.
    http://www.piranhadivemfg.com/category/Rebuild-Kits-79
    Quote Originally Posted by Nitrogenius View Post
    anyone know a good source for HOG service kits in US?


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    DRIS has them also: https://www.diverightinscuba.com/cat...og+service+kit


    Also, Northeast Scuba Supply
    http://www.northeastscubasupply.com/...ebuild&Search=
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    contact HOG directly they sell them....


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    Steve Mann AKA CaveMan on the forum deals in Hog stuff and I think he teaches the class as well.


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    The only service kit I worry about finding is the BP2. Not many people sell them and fewer seem to stock them. The mothership requires proof of training on a similar reg. I've never gotten around to that so I keep getting them from DRIS.


    I currently have 2 kits for BP2 1st stage, 5 kits for D1 1st stage and 5 kits for classic 2nd stages along with a bunch of spare mouth pieces. Excessive or well prepared for years of diving?


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    Quote Originally Posted by chrpai View Post
    I currently have 2 kits for BP2 1st stage, 5 kits for D1 1st stage and 5 kits for classic 2nd stages along with a bunch of spare mouth pieces. Excessive or well prepared for years of diving?
    I am looking for them since work now pretty much fully brought me back to Germany while I was working 50% of my time in US the last for years. So I want to get a stack as well as there are no dealers for them in Germany. 5 kits does not sound excessive, but the problem I see is aging.. especially with the FPM/Viton kits..


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    You can get them in Poland for a fraction of the cost. I'll fill you in on the details when we meet Saturday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nakatomi View Post
    You can get them in Poland for a fraction of the cost. I'll fill you in on the details when we meet Saturday.

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    Nah, no need to wait, spill the beans here.



 

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