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<blockquote data-quote="Vipersan" data-source="post: 738737" data-attributes="member: 325666">Hi friends ..I have plugged my pole ..if you'll pardon the expression ..kept the foam a little cooler than its normal usage 'temp' ..This mean't the foam didn't expand immediately on contact with air...allowing me to almost pour it from the nozzle straight down to the oil at the bottom ..I emptied a full can of foam into the pole this way ...stopping ..err running out 8 inches short of the top of the pole ..in the last hour the foam has expanded up and out of the top of the tube ...ready for cutting it flush.So I m assuming I now have a solid fill with 4 litres of oil just above ground level ..I'd consider that a success ;)A final note ..A special public thankyou to Montafon Guy ..who this morning posted off to me from Austria ..some missing parts for my old Alcoa Dish..Again this proves just what a great forum ..populated with such helpful and like minded people we have.rgdsAllVS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vipersan, post: 738737, member: 325666"] Hi friends .. I have plugged my pole ..if you'll pardon the expression .. kept the foam a little cooler than its normal usage 'temp' .. This mean't the foam didn't expand immediately on contact with air...allowing me to almost pour it from the nozzle straight down to the oil at the bottom .. I emptied a full can of foam into the pole this way ...stopping ..err running out 8 inches short of the top of the pole .. in the last hour the foam has expanded up and out of the top of the tube ...ready for cutting it flush. So I m assuming I now have a solid fill with 4 litres of oil just above ground level .. I'd consider that a success ;) A final note .. A special public thankyou to Montafon Guy ..who this morning posted off to me from Austria ..some missing parts for my old Alcoa Dish.. Again this proves just what a great forum ..populated with such helpful and like minded people we have. rgds All VS [/QUOTE]

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