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Just saw this on one of the 2,000,000 ads that come across my email/facebook and for once I think it is something I could use. I have pretty good access to my motor but this may come in handy for others.
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John Novotny
1973 Tartan 30 #186
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Cool!
Wonder how well it works on stubborn/tough ones where you need good ol power up of leverage
Greg
1975 Alberg 30
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I saw a video where they used an impact driver with it. that must be the industrial model.Originally posted by GregH View PostCool!
Wonder how well it works on stubborn/tough ones where you need good ol power up of leverageJohn Novotny
1973 Tartan 30 #186
Baltimore, MDComment
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OOooooo...that is pretty cool!!!
-Shawn
"Holiday" - '89 Alura 35 #109
"Twice Around" - '77 C-30, #511 with original A-4 & MMI manifold - SOLD! (no longer a two boat owner!!)
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John Novotny
1973 Tartan 30 #186
Baltimore, MDComment
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old laxer..I have the clamp tite tool..me and couple buddies got it at the boat show a couple years ago..i find more and more uses every day. (just did a couple clamps on the air compressor reel in the garage last weekend, and used it to replace a sinlge-use crimper clamp on the wife's Audi.)Last edited by sastanley; 01-17-2018, 08:48 PM.-Shawn
"Holiday" - '89 Alura 35 #109
"Twice Around" - '77 C-30, #511 with original A-4 & MMI manifold - SOLD! (no longer a two boat owner!!)
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My dad was an iron worker (rod buster, lather, rebar installer. You know that guy who puts the reinforcing rods in the concrete. He worked with a reel of wire and linesman pliers, or nippers.
He would make "hose clamps" similar to the Clamptite. Just put a couple of turns around the hose and spin the pliers. Just like a tie on bread or a garbage bag.
Just make sure you bend over that cut off end of twisted wire, if you want to avoid a trip to get sewed up.
Funny, I never got cut on that type of clamp, but have scars from regular band hose clamps like we use on our boats.Comment
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