Internal Fit, OEM metal lips must be removed to install glide.
Use a flat head screwdriver and a hammer to gently tap the lips off.
*NOTE
First year production models of the Mach 15 offered various roller assemblies to make wanding easier. These first year models are identified by two holes drilled (often plugged) into the side spray guards. These early models have a wider vacuum opening so you’ll need to use JUST THE REAR LIP to keep our Glide from falling out.
If your wand has the original OEM 2 piece lip design, you can grind off the well nuts, or leave them on and use just the rear lip to fill the gap
Internal Fit, OEM metal lips must be removed to install glide.
Use a flat head screwdriver and a hammer to gently tap the lips off.
*NOTE
First year production models of the Mach 15 offered various roller assemblies to make wanding easier. These first year models are identified by two holes drilled (often plugged) into the side spray guards. These early models have a wider vacuum opening so you’ll need to use JUST THE REAR LIP to keep our Glide from falling out.
If your wand has the original OEM 2 piece lip design, you can grind off the well nuts, or leave them on and use just the rear lip to fill the gap
