Dave, you can get the answer to your question at the website mentioned in the video. I've tried to post a link here several times, but YouTube appears to be censoring it.
its a bit slow and you dont need to mark the end with tip-ex, also the farrell used in that video is very thin so my best guess is that you can only do small crimps.
Actually, this crimper can crimp both 2-wire and 4-wire hoses up to 1-1/4" ID. I believe 3/8" or 1/2" 2-wire hose was used in the video, because these sizes are the most common ones in the field.
I've been making hoses on-site for 20 years now,.in Scotland, and I am seriously steeped in cash :)
v12dot 2 years ago
I've been doing on-site hose for 20 years now, in scotland, and I'm totally minted :)
v12dot 2 years ago
Dave, you can get the answer to your question at the website mentioned in the video. I've tried to post a link here several times, but YouTube appears to be censoring it.
DiscountHydraulic 2 years ago
how much are those babys?
bigdave62in 2 years ago
do you have to wear lederhosen ?
mx444bee 2 years ago
LOL No, lederhoson are not required. But if you want to wear them, by all means. :)
Actually, he's wearing a support belt which is standard equipment in many work shops where heavy items are being lifted.
DiscountHydraulic 2 years ago
its a bit slow and you dont need to mark the end with tip-ex, also the farrell used in that video is very thin so my best guess is that you can only do small crimps.
Conrado9000 3 years ago
Actually, this crimper can crimp both 2-wire and 4-wire hoses up to 1-1/4" ID. I believe 3/8" or 1/2" 2-wire hose was used in the video, because these sizes are the most common ones in the field.
DiscountHydraulic 3 years ago
i need one of these
massey4255 3 years ago
Good
Elkhawlany 4 years ago