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1JuanKerr
Now, what of the Table Z copper tube fellas??
well mr puller i like your new name,a kingsley tool was used along time ago on steam condense lines my own one is stepped 15/22/28.it is unsuitable for your idea of its application due to the profile of the nuts on modern compression fittings. 
dead right fella
i've got one in the garage somewhere, if i get time/can be arsed i will see if i can find it and will post a pic
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1JuanKerr
well mr puller i like your new name,a kingsley tool was used along time ago on steam condense lines my own one is stepped 15/22/28.it is unsuitable for your idea of its application due to the profile of the nuts on modern compression fittings.
Sorry but I'm sure who mr puller is?? Is it an olive puller? Anyway, I hate to disagree with you, but I have used a Kingley drift as I stated with great succcess many times.
What is that Kevplum on, medication??
delta t said:
you couldn't lie straight in bed puller
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1JuanKerr
That's kind Kirk, thank you. Do they have Garages in Coatbrig'??? I guess you'll need to store your empty Buckie bottles somewhere.
Thanks again, most kind.
A drift is used to open the ends of tube to form a socket,a kingsley tool is a manipulative tool to form a ring in the tube to create a raised surface to form a seal against a fitting/valve.they were also used in high rise buildings on water services to prevent valves blowing off due to the pressure again i think the fittings were phased out in the early eighties
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A drift is used to open the ends of tube to form a socket,a kingsley tool is a manipulative tool to form a ring in the tube to create a raised surface to form a seal against a fitting/valve.they were also used in high rise buildings on water services to prevent valves blowing off due to the pressure again i think the fittings were phased out in the early eighties
Yes, thanks for sharing. But we have established that. First person to post up a photo of one wins a major prize!!
go away puller your just a pest
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go away puller your just a pest
kevplum, is it the type M copper tube in USA you are unable to bend. It's twenty years since I worked there & I can't recall.
wouldnt know puller
The chap i used to work with has recently had an operation on the tendons in his hand, he reckons it was years of kingley fittings.
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