Hi my names Adam and in wondering which are the best gland pliers (water pump pliers) and reasonably priced as my old one are in three pieces Kind regards Adam
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bahco.... also a hammer and flat driver.
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Adam W
Knipex. Also an adjustable spanner.
OP
Thanks for the advice I've seen the knipex ones think I'll give them a go
i prefer the bahco ones with the dog that stops them from self adjusting once you've set the opening aperture.
and i've got a snake in my combinations.
OP
Cheers thanks for the replies
M
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Bahco 8223 Water Pump - Slip Joint Plier - 200mm - Pliers - HAND TOOLS - Trade Counter Direct Ltd
these bad boys.
plus a decent adjustable spanner.
these bad boys.
plus a decent adjustable spanner.
G
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Depends on the gland size IMO, Bahco wide jaw adjustables will do you upto 32mm. Anything bigger either big pump pliers, footprints or stilsons.
OP
Thanks for the replies every one
M
MarkieSparkie
Bahcos and Levermore auto-adjust'n'lok in my bag.
S
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Knipex all the time...
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