How to use a Pasco Compression sleeve puller 

Thanks for showing the stuff other videos don’t show - like the problems you encountered when trying to pull off the compression ring that was stuck on the tool. I’m assuming if you put the tool behind the nut (Pasco’s instructions say to do that) you still could end up with the compression ring stuck on the tool. So thanks for showing the problems you had.

Very much appreciate the detail. You are correct, everything on support videos , "suddenly is done and completed correctly"! Life is not like that. Thanks for caring enough sincerely!! Very helpful! :)

Try pulling on the nut behind the ferrule instead of the ferrule itself.

It's real nice to see someone work and not have a ego and shows & tells the truth. THANKS FOR NOT BEING A KNOW IT ALL.

You're supposed to leave the nut on, use the puller behind the nut, this video would have been 2 minutes instead of 4!!!!

Good video even the hard parts, you right

Great demonstration. Thanks

I just seen it on Amazon, the Pasco 4661 for $56.00. I also seen the Lasco 13-2706 Compression Sleeve Puller, for $30.82 and they look identical except for being red in color.

I got mine on Amazon for $13.45, but it may not be same quality. It looks the same.

Link to purchase,?

Back off a little bit and rotate the tool at the end. Okay looks easy enough. Better than trying to saw the ring or pulling with a plier on it.

I have one of those !!

That's one cursed olive..

Nice and clear!!

Thx Tom

Thanks. Your demonstration only works if you can push the nut far enough back to put the tool in front of it, like you demonstrate. Otherwise it has to go behind the nut and that can take a lot of force to remove a frozen or damaged ferrule with this tool. I like another kind better for that reason. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y0ikqzSz-DQ.html or ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7KDe8ACKjwc.html FYI you don't need to use channel locks to remove the ferrule from the tool, just keep unwinding and it will pop off the end.

Smh it’s called a angle stop you should get your info before the video lol 😂

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using it on short stubby piece of copper tubing was why it didn't come off cleanly as cyclist and tvpostsound alluded to (ie, put puller behind the nut).