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Water supply hose clamps	ben jones	10-7-05
Any one have a method for the removal of the crimping band used over the pb tubing trying to reposition the city water input line as tube/crimp band cocked at base of "T" input causing leak when water pump on want to save the "T" if i can without the additional work of installing couplers etc as most work is done on knees bent over into the base of the cab this is the water leak i reffered to in my other mail had to removed the gas range and the ajoining side panel (of sink cab) to get to source of leak looks like i could have pulled the whole furnace plus housing to get at leak but iam there now so just have to get the best suggesstions i can to repair the leak again thanks much for any input