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Old 9th May 2006, 05:45   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Removing hose fittings

Quote: (Originally Posted by Mick F)
...I can't see any way to hold the two half collars in place to stop them rotating.

Any ideas?
There are 2 methods that I am aware of:
  1. string technique - wrap a string around the thread of the 2 halves in opposite turning direction to keep it from rotating when turning the outer collar.
  2. use a circlip tool - it is a tool that has 2 pointy end bent 90-deg to place/remove circlips. Insert the 2 pointy ends in between the space of the 2 halves to keep them from rotating. A long needle nose plier might work if you don't have circlip tool handy
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