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  1. 09-21-2005 09:22 AM #1
    Robocop
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    Default Ceramic Tower

    Hello,

    I have purchased a Ceramic tower for my bar. Question I have is how to install it? How does it mount? How large of a hole do I need? I am a newbie and do not want to install it incorrectly. Any help would be great.

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  2. 09-24-2005 12:09 PM #2
    Scott Zuhse
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    Most ceramic towers bolt to the bar top. Be careful nut to overtighten as you could crack the tower. Leaved the Igor grip at home! Normally a three inch hole should be fine. Be certain that you still have room for your mounting hardware and you have enough space to route a one inch flex tube into the tower for cold air circulation.

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