Another place is The Right Stuff in Ohio. They do a really nice job on
their stainless brake and gas lines. And yes they are double flared. The
RIDGID tool model 345 that I mentioned earlier will do a good job in stainless.
At 04:57 PM 3/24/99 Wednesday -0800, Heather & Joe Way wrote:
>oletrucks-digest wrote:
>>
>
>> Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 08:17:35 -0800
>> From: cupola2@worldnet.att.net
>> Subject: [oletrucks] Flaring tool
>>
>> I would really like to replace all my brake lines...I'm looking for a
>source for a flaring
>tool
>> that will do double flares in stainless????
>----
>You've had lots of responses, and I could give you numbers for
>Grainger's double-flare tools. But I don't think any of these will do a
>proper job on stainless, which you specify in your post. I'm not
>completely certain stainless even requires a double flare--that would be
>worth confirming. Any good quality flaring tool should do fine if it
>doesn't need the double flare.
>
>You've got the url for Inline Tube. Another supplier is Classic Tube in
>Lancaster NY at 716-759-1800.
>
>Joe
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