Backflow Seat Removal Tools and More 

i got it

As a DIY home owner I didn't want to spend that kind of $ as I only had one seat to replace, so I just made one out of some aluminum scraps I had and it worked just fine. I figure I saved about $250 - $350 by making my own tool and not calling a plumber. YT is great for learning how to do things yourself and I truly appreciate these content creators for their contribution to my DIY education!! Much Appreciated!!

Wow I need all of these tools thanks Sean

Is there any problem to use the Conbrco DC40/RP40 seat tools to the Wilkins RP?

I retired and closed my test/repair business a couple of years ago. You have some great tools there but let me comment on some. The flat bar seat remover from Wilkins is made of a metal (aluminum) is way too soft. I have twisted that tool on a 1" seat completely around 360 degrees to make it look like a pretzel and the seat still would not come out. I would have to hammer it back flat again. The other tools you have there would have allowed me to not replace the entire assembly. I like the missing handle tool but I just kept a few spare handles with me or just used a heavy crescent wrench on the notch of the stud just like the handle does. You are missing the best tool ever. It is a brass quick connect. Mine have 90 degree fittings on them to connect the hoses. That 90 degree elbow has o-rings to allow it to rotate to wherever I found it to be convenient. My guess is the brass ones you have there also make the 90 degree ones also? Much better that the straight stem ones. Yes, they are easy to leave behind (did that twice and had to go back and get them) and I dropped one in some shrubs with mulch. Spent over an hour looking for it on my knees and. never found it. After that I taped off the threads and painted then fluorescent orange! Good video

I want all.of those

Thanks. Lots of info.

Where can I buy these tools at?