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Miller 'F' Fluid Head Fluid Replenishment


Guest Glenn Brady

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Guest Glenn Brady

I've got a Miller 'F' fluid head that has insufficient damping in the panning action, presumably because of a loss of fluid. I'm reasonably competent mechanically, but I've not disassembled this fluid head to the extent I assume is necessary to replenish the fluid. Is this a DIY task? What kind of fluid is needed and where can I obtain it? Any help will be appreciated.

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I've got a Miller 'F' fluid head that has insufficient damping in the panning action, presumably because of a loss of fluid. I'm reasonably competent mechanically, but I've not disassembled this fluid head to the extent I assume is necessary to replenish the fluid. Is this a DIY task? What kind of fluid is needed and where can I obtain it? Any help will be appreciated.

 

 

Hi Glenn.

 

I apologize in advance for using your post as an example.

 

There is a growing misconception of what Grips are responsible for.

 

This post about Fluid Head Maintenance and a separate post about Panahead maintenance are not relevant to what Grips do. Those things fall under camera equipment and are usually handled by maintenance/repair technicians at rental houses.

 

There have been other posts that address issues which fall under Post Production Effects.

 

It makes me question if anyone on this forum has a clear idea of what Grips do.

 

Who are the grips on this forum?

 

Tshaka

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