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RHS
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Thinking of getting a olive pulling tool, what are the thoughts on them......good or bad |
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John506
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RHS
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| Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:11 pm |
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 are they worth the £20 or are they just a DIY gimic |
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seco services
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gremlin16
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seco services
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but i don't like to use to much energy as it is. |
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gremlin16
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Burnerman
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| Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:59 pm |
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| RHS wrote: | | Thinking of getting a olive pulling tool, what are the thoughts on them......good or bad |
They work well....unless the fitting has been over tightened so much that the copper pipe has been crushed in - then cutting them away is the only option. Chers John |
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swbjackson
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I don't like the olive pulling tools. I prefer the monument olive cutters. |
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John506
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| RHS wrote: | | are they worth the £20 or are they just a DIY gimic |
£20  Are they Prada olive pullers? I think they are no more than about £7 in Toolstation! |
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RHS
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| Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:43 pm |
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| Quote: | | £20 Are they Prada olive pullers? I think they are no more than about £7 in Toolstation! |
Don't know when they where £7 in toolstation just looked and they are £22 + PP, cheapest place I have found them is amaon and there £15 pp inc |
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mickyg
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| swbjackson wrote: | | I don't like the olive pulling tools. I prefer the monument olive cutters. |
ditto to this one  |
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Mike2007
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Got one. Glad I bought it because I have used it twice in the past 5 years! |
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GodKnows
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Bambergaspipe
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I got my olive pulling tool, my boiler transporter, floor board lifter and general all round labour saving device by placing an ad in my local paper.
He`s been with me now for 6 months. |
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