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[xXhunter47Xx]

So I decided to try and disassemble a super soaker flash flood, the really ghetto way.
Had to break open the shell because all the screws were stripped/rusted and broke the tank off, totally fucking up what I wanted to do.

The air/water input valve and the output valve is completely fubar. Is there a way to fix this or am I eternally fucked?



Instead of wasting my posting bank, I'm going to edit.

Blue, the nozzle is not superguable. It is fubar.
What I'm asking is if I can somehow fashion a CPVC or PVC or some sort of new valve on it.

Edited by xXhunter47Xx, 30 July 2013 - 05:54 PM.

[Blue]

I don't know supersoakers but if what you are saying is that the end of the air tank/nozzle is broken off there is not a very good chance of repairing. Are the pieces supergluable back together?

[Exo]

If you need to make a trigger valve anyway, you might as well save yourself a few headaches and make a new tank out of PVC. And at that point, you're looking at a homemade airgun, illegal at almost every war.

[Blue]

Blue, the nozzle is not superguable. It is fubar.
What I'm asking is if I can somehow fashion a CPVC or PVC or some sort of new valve on it.

So you would have to make a whole new valve assembly and somehow use it with that specific hard tank. At this point you are pretty much building a whole new tank... which is both quite difficult and probably costs more than it's worth. I'd just toss the soaker at this point.