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Re: Any tips to removing 17yo brake hoses

Subject: Re: Any tips to removing 17yo brake hoses
by flyboy on 2012/5/27 3:29:45

Quote:

RickAnthony wrote:
I would soak them in PB blast, definitely use line wrenches as stated.. and I would heat the fittings up before even trying to turn them. I bought one of these tools and I use it just about every day...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YO_snrzYrs

Works awesome on lines like this! there is a used one of the 1st generation of this tool on e-bay right now for about $300


1:29 into this demonstration, he says it draws 1000 amps?
Think he means 1000 watts?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcVYYVGCt5M&feature=related
He also says not to look into the LED bulb.
Salesman ought to get his facts straight.
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