Sorry, I have no pix. I used a pin vise and a very small wire size bit (I can't remember the size) and put a smaller secondary hole right above the original hole. I tried to keep it small so it would have enough pressure to "squirt".
This provided part of the solution for me but I would advise extreme caution as I am sure it is a good way to ruin the Rochesters. Try everything else first. I was at the "end of my rope" and willing to try anything.
Prior comments about the Rochesters being too big are right on, I believe, but I am committed to the dual setup.
billybobs
