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    Dago Red is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I like the Earl's Way!!! I am going to see about the masonry hammer. that seems a lot better than getting out the grinder.

    Red

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    Electrical tape,Die grinder,I put a little lube on the hose end and the fitting to get it started then just tighten them up,Blow the debris out and then reach for your Band Aids.When starting them get ready to get cut up.
    George

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    yall better listen to ole henry. short of the real tool his is the absolute best way i've found. etape and stuff gets hot and releases. i used a tube cutter and metal shears until i tried the hose clamp. works like a charm. back it off a hair a hair and slide it in.

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