My sweet summer child this has been an irreplaceable tool since i became an hvac tech 10 years ago. I know the tool is older than 10 years, thats just how long I've used it. I'm not THAT BIG of an idiot
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rebecca.jordan3 months, 2 weeks ago
yep, great when they dont get stuck😂
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silvia_garcía3 months, 2 weeks ago
Yeah… they’re called schrader core removers. We have them for refrigeration, hvac, and mvac
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ericarguello2663 months, 2 weeks ago
Finding one’s own incompetence is a journey most people need to take.
agathe_marion3 months, 2 weeks ago
Been in hvac for 10 years and this has been around since the 80's bruh 😂
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daniela_campos3 months, 2 weeks ago
Yes, the "hot tap" gasketed extractor has existed for 100 years in many different forms.
scottarc943 months, 2 weeks ago
I had one back in 1990 when I started HVAC work.
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reynaldo_godínez3 months, 2 weeks ago
I've been using this since 2013 nothing new. I just wish they made a universal one that does auto, marine, and other commercial applications.
natashabeasley8903 months, 2 weeks ago
They do get stuck pretty easily, and you're still gonna lose a little bit; not a big deal on larger systems, but small equipment usually doesn't have to lose much before its an issue
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madeleinedelahaye6393 months, 2 weeks ago
I watched a guy use one the other day for the first time. Whoever came up with this is a genius.
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jonathan.hill3 months, 2 weeks ago
32 years ago I learned about that tool and still keep them handy doing HVAC
vincent_keer3 months, 2 weeks ago
No one believes OP has ever done this job….😂😂😂 No one
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cheyenne_brown3 months, 2 weeks ago
The nose ring explains everything…..
revadawn743 months, 2 weeks ago
Yea but they often get stuck going back in. Had to hit it to to back in. The possibility of damage and free-on loss was upsetting.
keith.mitchell3 months, 2 weeks ago
It also allows you to get a better and faster vacuum
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lauragallegos9373 months, 2 weeks ago
now THATS an invention, seen a video earlier of someone re-inventing a pencil, a fckin pencil...
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carrie.chambers3 months, 2 weeks ago
Years Ago my boy comeon...
jamesstream973 months, 2 weeks ago
They’ve made tech work so much easier nowadays compared to the 80s and 90s
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stéphane.perrin3 months, 2 weeks ago
The fact he was more worried about the time instead of the cost of replacing the refrigerant bothers me 😂
My sweet summer child this has been an irreplaceable tool since i became an hvac tech 10 years ago. I know the tool is older than 10 years, thats just how long I've used it. I'm not THAT BIG of an idiot
yep, great when they dont get stuck😂
Yeah… they’re called schrader core removers. We have them for refrigeration, hvac, and mvac
Finding one’s own incompetence is a journey most people need to take.
Been in hvac for 10 years and this has been around since the 80's bruh 😂
Yes, the "hot tap" gasketed extractor has existed for 100 years in many different forms.
I had one back in 1990 when I started HVAC work.
I've been using this since 2013 nothing new. I just wish they made a universal one that does auto, marine, and other commercial applications.
They do get stuck pretty easily, and you're still gonna lose a little bit; not a big deal on larger systems, but small equipment usually doesn't have to lose much before its an issue
I watched a guy use one the other day for the first time. Whoever came up with this is a genius.
32 years ago I learned about that tool and still keep them handy doing HVAC
No one believes OP has ever done this job….😂😂😂 No one
The nose ring explains everything…..
Yea but they often get stuck going back in. Had to hit it to to back in. The possibility of damage and free-on loss was upsetting.
It also allows you to get a better and faster vacuum
now THATS an invention, seen a video earlier of someone re-inventing a pencil, a fckin pencil...
Years Ago my boy comeon...
They’ve made tech work so much easier nowadays compared to the 80s and 90s
The fact he was more worried about the time instead of the cost of replacing the refrigerant bothers me 😂
Yo, this guy our American version of Richard