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Soft Pipe Insertion Tool
 
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TOOL:
Soft Pipe Insertion Tool
BUILDER:
rgsparber on homemadetools.net
DESCRIPTION:
Homemade soft pipe insertion tool constructed from 6061 aluminum stock, rubber lining, nuts, bolts, and screws.
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Sep 02, 2016 4:44 PM
j.bickley
Rick, very clever. I can sympathize with you mucking around with some irrigation lines. I live in the Mojave Desert area, so I have the same ol' thing; easy to dig and to inspect, but hard to get to. The work mostly involves replacing damaged "soft" pipe with new length instead of "hard" pipe. Could your tool design be used to pull the "soft" pipe out of the barb connector? The old "soft" pipe would be damaged, but the connectors can be reused. Again, this is a clever design. ---Joe
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CATEGORIES:
Farm and Garden
TAGS:
pipe, farm tools
LEVEL OF DETAIL (1-5):
3
URL:
http://rick.sparber.org/SPIT.pdf
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DIY Soft Pipe Insertion Tool - comment on how to build a Soft Pipe Insertion Tool - 1 comments
j.bickley says:
Sep 02, 2016 4:44 PM
Rick, very clever. I can sympathize with you mucking around with some irrigation lines. I live in the Mojave Desert area, so I have the same ol' thing; easy to dig and to inspect, but hard to get to. The work mostly involves replacing damaged "soft" pipe with new length instead of "hard" pipe. Could your tool design be used to pull the "soft" pipe out of the barb connector? The old "soft" pipe would be damaged, but the connectors can be reused. Again, this is a clever design. ---Joe
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