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Originally Posted by cityofdestiny
They turn 1/4 turn to lock and are installed individually. The only issue that I ran into was the tubing between each cap was a bit too long which required a little work with a pair of snips. There was a little trial and error on where to put the fill tube for the best connetion
Aside from that, the tubing fits fine in the battery box with the lid closed. I keep the bulb outside box, which is a non-issue because the bulb is not supposed to be left connected to the fill caps anyway.
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I think we are talking about different solutions. The Hydrocaps don't use any tubing. They are designed to "capture" the water that boils off & return it to the cell, thus requiring less refilling.
My problem with them is if you opened the "flap" to check water level, you couldn't see the insides all that well. Removing them to check was difficult, and more work than it was worth doing.
The watering system that used tubes to each cap and a hand pump is what I switched to. The caps do not need to be removed since all you do is squeeze the pump until it won't squeeze anymore. Much easier, although it didn't solve the propane alarm issue.