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I'm going to try it one more time but honestly I'm concerned I would bend the tube but I don't think that would happen I'm going to use a thin piece of rubber, I was using a thick piece and I don't think that was holding I'm not done yet I will try one more time and let you know tomorrow
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07-29-2016, 11:19 PM
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You can also use a pipe wrench to hold it. It will clamp onto the tube, but (depending on the amount of force you use) it might bend the pipe, so tread carefully with that one.
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07-31-2016, 06:02 PM
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I tried again today and could not get it off so I'm leaving it on and when I take my boat yo the shop I will ask them to do it, I'm having a real hard time with that nut and don't want to screw something up,,, But when I do get it off I will let all of you know Thanks for all the comments
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