[AT] 430V

[Greg Hass]

My vote is to remove the head for several reasons: 1) I'm not the one 
doing the work; 2) I'm not paying the bill, although I don't think the 
cost would be very high; 3) it would make it a lot easier to find out 
whats going on; 4) and the most important on my list, if I remember 
correctly ( my CRS has been getting worse as time goes on) it was 
mentioned that one valve would not hold pressure. If this is the case, 
it would appear to me the head would have to be pulled at some point to 
fix the leaking valve. If I am wrong, everything I have said goes out 
the window. Not trying to be a smart a$$ but trying to help fix the 
problem from afar.
            Greg Hass