Price history for Compression Sleeve Puller Tool Remove Nut & Ferrule Of Pipe 03943- Sleeve Remover for 1/2-Inch Compression Fittings Only Corroded & Frozen Supply Stops Plumbing Tools Compression Ring Removal Tool
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$9.99
- August 19, 2024
$11.99
- July 15, 2024
Since: July 15, 2024
Highest Price:
$11.99
- July 15, 2024
Lowest Price:
$9.99
- August 19, 2024
Last Amazon price update was: September 16, 2024 09:54
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Saves A Lot Of Time– if you don’t have sufficient exposed copper to cut off the old compression fitting, this angle stop puller will effortlessly remove the old compression ring and reform the previously crimped copper pipe back to a perfect circle. Saves a lot of time around cutting old pipes.
Make Your Life Easy–This sleeve remover removes 1/2-inch copper water compression sleeve.This compression sleeve puller removes leaking compression sleeves without damaging walls, which effortlessly pulls the nut and ferral off of the pipe.
Operating Steps–1.Remove the old compression fitting or the old angle stop. 2.Put the nut of pipe to the golden threaded mouth of the puller tool to tighten the screw 3.Make sure the ferrule puller is properly aligned with the pipe, and then you are able to remove the nut and ferrule with maybe 10 turns of the handle. 4.The puller tool will automatically pull compression nut and ferrule.
Resistant & Wear Resistant.–Even such as the existing supply stops are severely corroded or frozen, you can turn the lever to extract the old compression sleeve from the pipe.Ideal for working on frozen or corroded supply stops,corrosion resistant & wear resistant.
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10 reviews for FALOSI 1/2-Inch Compression Sleeve Puller Tool
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Bledi –
Now in 2024, I am remodeling my bathroom(s), and thought I’d have to unsweat the pipe from the fitting, to put in a longer pipe, since I am tiling the walls, too. THIS TOOL WORKS! Great Tool! Better Price!
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Jennifer –
😫 It’s the worst ever, it made my job way match longer and more effort, do not buy this tool, instead, I used engle grinder to cut the o ring, it took me 10 seconds to remove it, but with this tool it took 30 sweating minutes toremove it, I wish I can return it but it’s too late.
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Grandma Chaos –
I am very new to diy home projects so I was starting from scratch. This works even better than I expected. It pulls out the nut without having to use a lot of elbow grease. I don’t have a lot of hand strength so I really appreciate that the handle is large enough to hold easily and really get a good grip.
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Merlin –
Made easy work removing the brass compression ring on my 1/2 stub outs when replacing shut-off valve under my sink.This tool worked like a charm! Great investment.Perfect for removing compression ring on shut-off valve!
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TOP –
I did the first two by meticulously sawing the washer then breaking it (tricky because you can’t score the pipe). Then I got this tool. EUREKA! Good things: 1) It pulled every one with no fuss. 2) It has not damaged/burred the end of the pipes. All I’ve had to do is clean off the corrosion and they’re good to go 3) My last fixture didn’t have enough clearance to spin the handles on the tool. But it turns out you can also turn the base of the tool with a wrench. It was slower, but it worked.Make sure you deburr the inside of the supply line so that the plunger fits correctly.
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Ricky –
Easily removes the compression ferrule from a toilet or sink water supply line so you can replace the shutoff valve and also replace the ferrule. Saw it demonstrated by a person on Youtube and figured I had to have one. When you have house with a lot of plumbing fixtures, sooner or later, you will likely need this tool or be stuck trying to re-use the old ferrule on a new valve, which might not work. Better to use a new ferrule for the new valve.
Operation is dead simple. Just thread it onto the existing nut behind the ferrule, place the silver bit against the end of the pipe and it will pull the ferrule off without damaging the copper pipe.
Great idea and a well designed tool that makes it easy.
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Amazon Customer –
Arrived quickly (2 days). Very easy to use. Required very little force to remove the olive.
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Vartan –
Good value! The instruction card could be clearer. Easy to use in a small space.
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Bryan E. Pruiett –
the “bar” used to turn the unit is pretty small and painful if its on tight. the 2nd time i used it 1 of the 2 bar “handles” broke off.
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Grandma Chaos –
This tool worked fine, but the threads on the one I received were not good. I could not get a new compression nut(DAHL brand) (I was checking out the tool before I used it) to thread more than about one turn before it would bind up. It really doesn’t matter when used but it would be nice to be able to screw it in by hand without tools. Other than that it was easy to use and worked as designed.
BTW I’m a DIY’er. I would highly recommend this tool or one like it if you’re dealing with 1/2″ pipe with compression fittings already installed.
UPDATE: I was looking to replace another valve, but this tool was too long to fit. So if clearance might be a issue you might want to look into low profile tools.
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Bledi –
Now in 2024, I am remodeling my bathroom(s), and thought I’d have to unsweat the pipe from the fitting, to put in a longer pipe, since I am tiling the walls, too. THIS TOOL WORKS! Great Tool! Better Price!
Jennifer –
😫 It’s the worst ever, it made my job way match longer and more effort, do not buy this tool, instead, I used engle grinder to cut the o ring, it took me 10 seconds to remove it, but with this tool it took 30 sweating minutes toremove it, I wish I can return it but it’s too late.
Grandma Chaos –
I am very new to diy home projects so I was starting from scratch. This works even better than I expected. It pulls out the nut without having to use a lot of elbow grease. I don’t have a lot of hand strength so I really appreciate that the handle is large enough to hold easily and really get a good grip.
Merlin –
Made easy work removing the brass compression ring on my 1/2 stub outs when replacing shut-off valve under my sink.This tool worked like a charm! Great investment.Perfect for removing compression ring on shut-off valve!
TOP –
I did the first two by meticulously sawing the washer then breaking it (tricky because you can’t score the pipe). Then I got this tool. EUREKA! Good things: 1) It pulled every one with no fuss. 2) It has not damaged/burred the end of the pipes. All I’ve had to do is clean off the corrosion and they’re good to go 3) My last fixture didn’t have enough clearance to spin the handles on the tool. But it turns out you can also turn the base of the tool with a wrench. It was slower, but it worked.Make sure you deburr the inside of the supply line so that the plunger fits correctly.
Ricky –
Easily removes the compression ferrule from a toilet or sink water supply line so you can replace the shutoff valve and also replace the ferrule. Saw it demonstrated by a person on Youtube and figured I had to have one. When you have house with a lot of plumbing fixtures, sooner or later, you will likely need this tool or be stuck trying to re-use the old ferrule on a new valve, which might not work. Better to use a new ferrule for the new valve.
Operation is dead simple. Just thread it onto the existing nut behind the ferrule, place the silver bit against the end of the pipe and it will pull the ferrule off without damaging the copper pipe.
Great idea and a well designed tool that makes it easy.
Amazon Customer –
Arrived quickly (2 days). Very easy to use. Required very little force to remove the olive.
Vartan –
Good value! The instruction card could be clearer.
Easy to use in a small space.
Bryan E. Pruiett –
the “bar” used to turn the unit is pretty small and painful if its on tight. the 2nd time i used it 1 of the 2 bar “handles” broke off.
Grandma Chaos –
This tool worked fine, but the threads on the one I received were not good. I could not get a new compression nut(DAHL brand) (I was checking out the tool before I used it) to thread more than about one turn before it would bind up. It really doesn’t matter when used but it would be nice to be able to screw it in by hand without tools. Other than that it was easy to use and worked as designed.
BTW I’m a DIY’er. I would highly recommend this tool or one like it if you’re dealing with 1/2″ pipe with compression fittings already installed.
UPDATE: I was looking to replace another valve, but this tool was too long to fit. So if clearance might be a issue you might want to look into low profile tools.