@jvn111 - Great tip – we recommend using compressor oil compatible with the system you are working on.
TheSIKMotionz 5 months ago
it is good if you lube the flare cone tool with a couple drops of hydraulic fluid, this make the flare more smooth.
jvn1111 5 months ago 2
Yellow Jacket, awesome as always...
walterbrunswick 6 months ago
how do i stop the tube from sliding through when i am trying to make the flare?
rabbithog 1 year ago
is the yellow jacket made in the usa ??? i only buy made in usa tools, its a quality issue and america has always made the finest tools =)
therockkkkher 1 year ago
Shows doing a single flare only. Very commercial, not practical or workshop based.
davemc50 2 years ago
Wow thanks, this helped me understand my booklet i needed to read for auto mech!
kyteride 2 years ago
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@jvn111 - Great tip – we recommend using compressor oil compatible with the system you are working on.
TheSIKMotionz 5 months ago
it is good if you lube the flare cone tool with a couple drops of hydraulic fluid, this make the flare more smooth.
jvn1111 5 months ago 2
Yellow Jacket, awesome as always...
walterbrunswick 6 months ago
how do i stop the tube from sliding through when i am trying to make the flare?
rabbithog 1 year ago
is the yellow jacket made in the usa ??? i only buy made in usa tools, its a quality issue and america has always made the finest tools =)
therockkkkher 1 year ago
Shows doing a single flare only. Very commercial, not practical or workshop based.
davemc50 2 years ago
Wow thanks, this helped me understand my booklet i needed to read for auto mech!
kyteride 2 years ago