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Remove Old Angle Stop and Ferrule

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What happens here

The plumber demonstrates using the Pasco angle stop wrench to effectively loosen and remove the old angle stop, emphasizing how it allows for good leverage in tight spaces. Once the angle stop is removed, the old ferrule, which is stuck to the copper pipe, is extracted using a ferrule puller by screwing it onto the fitting and then using a ratchet wrench to pull the ferrule off the pipe.

Goal: Use the Pasco angle stop wrench to remove the old angle stop, then use the ferrule puller to extract the old ferrule from the copper pipe.

Tools and materials

  • Ferrule Puller (Olive Puller)
  • Pasco Angle Stop Wrench
  • Ratchet Wrench

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It's got that new metal smell. Three eights and half inch screw right on here, like so. This is going to allow you to get a good hold. This by boy opens all the way up and class down. This is cool. So five sixteenths. Not like that. There we go. Get this in there. I like how that grips up like that. That is cramped down. Not here we go. Now we've got that started. We're able to ratchet. Interesting setup. Definitely a little harder than I expected at first. But going to be a very cool tool. Well, let's see what it's like on the assembly. That too. That is not ream. I'm going to run up and grab my reamer. So this feral puller, I like the British call it an olive puller, is an amazing tool. Right? You're able to stick this on there like that. Screw it in clockwise to this nut. Grab a box and wrench. As you're tightening this, it's just going to pull this nut and feral right off of there.

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