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(Pools) removing old flex tubing
I recently fixed up some tubing around my pool filter, and I had a bit
of a struggle removing some old flex tubing -- It seemed to be on quite tight. For this task I was able to take a small saw, and cut the tubing, but even then, I had to apply quite a bit of force to remove it. It got me to thinking that there must be a better way of removing the tubing -- some sort of trade trick that I don't know about. The reason I'm concerned is that my next task is to replace some tubing on the solar pannels on the roof -- and suffice to say, I'm not bringing a saw or knife anywhere close to those pannels. I also don't have the leverage up there to pull with all my might, so I'm wondering if anyone can suggest a good trick. (I'm thinking WD40, but I'm not sure if that will melt the plastic...). Thanks John |
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