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Tried a HF one first and it nor the NAPA would hold the tubing in place to make the flare. And I had them cranked as tight as possible. Cranked clamp sides completely together tight and flat. I have been down this road more than once. I needed double flare but you might get away with the...

I totally agree on the hydraulic. My old KD would not work on 3/8" steel anymore (old) and bought a new NAPA tool after trying another brand. Neither worked so I bit the bullet and bought a a hydraulic one. Absolutely NO comparison. Perfect every time, fairly expensive but worth every last...

Thanks for the reply. I have the intank installed in my Dart but wasn't sure how to take care of the return. Figured that was likely how you did it. Unfortunately leaving tomorrow for about a month, then upon return head out for deer hunting so this will not even get looked at for some time...

How did you cap off the return line?

That's what google is for isn't it? I used to work out there. Trained at the fire station @ 192nd and Halsey and then 4 years later was back and worked a training cycle. Guess I didn't do well enough the first time.

I have that book too. Lots of good info in it.

Would that be 212th and SE stark? Stark is a pretty long street ya know. LOL

That works real well. Another way I don't think I saw mentioned if it can be used in the situation. Use propane to heat the part enough to melt candle wax into the threads. Don't overheat, just enough to melt the wax. Really stubborn fasteners you may have to do it a couple times but almost...

Time for big winter steelhead for me!

US Army. 6/5/'67-6/3/'69. Was 91B20 medic. VN 1968. Arrived in country 12/31/'67 or 1/1/'68. Came home 12/24/'68. Was in 1/50th Mechanized Infantry, attached to 1st Air Cavalry until March, 4th Infantry for April, and 173rd Airborne for rest of my time. Was in Binh Dinh province. Used...

I worked part time for UPS Christmas '01. Mostly shuttled trailers off the dock. I can tell you they do not care how it's marked it literally gets thrown in the trailer. I guess you pays yer money and takes your choice. I think pretty much all the shippers operate like that.

I did a lot of work on the Island. We had a dairy farm and I did a lot haying but fortunately not much hauling . I HATED that work. The property the bridge ramp is on was bought from my Dad and granddad. I remember taking the ferry ride and our first trip over the bridge before it was...

Geez, I can't get this right to save my life! I live near there, right off SR500 and 219th. Been here 22 years, grew up on Sauvies Island.

That didn't work so well. Sorry for double post. First time posting here. I live closer to Dick than you do and ordered some stuff from him several months ago. Powers that be are all over him for having a business there even though he has been there much longer than the surrounding homes...