I also recall that the seal between the valve core and valve body is a lead ring. The valve core is extracted from the rear with a special tool (see link below - the tool is the rod with the square end). From what I remember, the valve body is soldered into the pump tube. I dunno- I'm not thinking someone coming online looking for instructions on how to repair his airgun is really looking for somewhere to send it out for repair. Thanks for the help, but the link won't open up for some reason. Last edited by sniper on Mon 10:56 pm edited 1 time in total I'm sure he can tell you everything about yours. The question of course is- which seals are in it, and can adequate replacements be found?Īsk for tim. It's a pumper, which all work in very similar manners- you likely need to replace all the seals after 40 years. Due to it's age and the fact Crosman bought them up a number of years ago, a parts diagram is not ready and waiting on the Crosman website. Someone out there needs to post a parts diagram. Can someone direct me to the repair procedure and the parts I need to purchase? Thanks. Last time I tried to shoot it I couldn't get it to pump up. I have a Sheridan Blue Streak that I bought new in the 60s. Air Gun Home :: View topic - Sheridan Blue Streak Won't Pump Up.Ī: THE Worldwide Airgun Forum
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