D okay the next thing we got to do is remove the Bellows

itself okay you'll notice right on top here there's an O-ring we're going to

remove that O-ring and we're going to replace it afterwards a lot of the old much older machines utilize the gasket that goes way

back okay we're going to remove the clamps on this particular machine it's a 13 mm bolt holding the cramps

on a second okay in most cases you're changing the Bellows for a reason your

Bellows is no good any longer so it doesn't matter how you remove it some of the old ones are real brv it it'll just fall apart in your hands other ones just

have a crack or a pcture um so we're going to take the Bellows off you can take a razor knife and just slice right across the top here and

right across the the bottom there uh and then this this flange will pop right out I've given this class about four or five times already on this Bellows I

want to keep using it for as long as I can so I don't want to damage it and I don't want to cut it so I'm going to try to hold this down and hit this with my

Mallet and try to just break that seat between uh this top clange and the bellows in most cases it doesn't matter

if you do it this way or not because you're trashing your Bellows I'm going to try to reuse mine okay I'm going to raise this top flange use the soft part of my

Mallet okay till that seat is broken I'm going to R remove this and now we're left with the bottom

piece same thing you could cut yours here and try to peel it back and pop it off or in my case I'm going to try to save it so I can reuse it I'm going lift

up on the Bellows and Pop It Up