These rock because the crimp area is wide,not just a crimp but more of a swage.
These rock because the crimp area is wide,not just a crimp but more of a swage.This is the crimping plier I use. It's made by GB.
WOW....:surprise:This is what I'm working on. Done now...
Those are big boy tools. I assume they ratchet up tight??Here's mine
Good addition that quick release. LOLOh yeah. But it does have a quick release if you do something stupid.
You don't want to get your finger in there.
George is a natural blonde?? That, that.....hummScott George is gonna have to shave his feet before he moves down South or he'll stroke out from the heat.
I think it is more about the copper compound found in the anti-sieze and the accidental placement of it. Sometimes these threads will also have a "safety" or "hazard" value too.How hard to you crimp foot hair? I seem to have lost the point of this thread
Well, if you guys ever get it figured out who is the best tree feeler, I have a few that need to be felt, one has been so sad for a while, ever since it's roots reached the leach line and plugged it, I had to re-route the line. It has been ever so sad since then.LMAO, George. I haven't the foggiest idea what you're talking about?? :rofl: I am wondering what a professional tree feeler does, exactly!? I wonder if you have to be sweet to it, or is it best to just run up and grrrraab it! And what would happen if I used some climbing spikes? I Googled "Professional Tree Feeler", and the closest definition I could find, ironically, was a listing for a Dr. George M. Akra, who seemed somewhat of a special personality, and is locally known as The Tree Whisperer. I called the number, but I got a recording saying the individual was on indefinite sabbatical to Tennessee. Hmmmm?
Or- are you referring to Newton's Law of Physics, in that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In this case, swinging an ax at a tree would mean the tree swung equal force at the ax. Simultaneously. It happened when you blinked. Honest.
Ida know, Gus. Those are some HOSS crimpers. I can't imagine holding one piece while trying to strike it with a hammer. I have to use two hands on my hammer because of the heft!![]()