Here's a link to the 51410 Pliers to show you they're identical to "fuel line removal pliers." The 51410 pliers are called "Offset spark plug boot removal pliers" yet look identical. They work the same so I'm sure it doesn't matter! www.amazon.ca/Lisle-51410-Offset-Spark-Removal/dp/B01DTX4G40
Those Powerfist pliers were actually made for vacuum/fuel hoses. Like all tools we can always find other uses where they work good. Keep up the good Canadian videos! Cheers from Waterloo
If you Google search the 51410 part number, the exact same pliers come up! They're called offset spark plug boot removal pliers lol thanks for watching!
The metal ones are used on rubber fuel lines and are not meant for spark plug boots. But you could dip the end in plastic dip and then use them on spark plug boots.
Those other pliers you show in the video are "long neck" pliers, 51410's are short neck pliers with a total length of only 5-6 inches. Even the link you provide to them shows a pair 51410 short neck pliers. BTW, they are so much better for working on tight automotive engines. JMHO
I'm thinking about buying a new pressure washer with the new Honda i800 what's your thoughts on that engine it's fuel injected my one concern is if I ever have to work on it or need someone to work on it please give me your feedback thank you very much
Hondas make great engines, just remember parts are more expensive and harder to get and like you said, if there is an issue, you'll have to take it to a dealer. However, with no carb I'm not sure how warranty would handle fuel injectors and stuff like that. Engines getting more complicated and stuff turning electric. Will be interesting to see how things are in 10yrs. I would personally recommend something used just for the cost savings.
Don't the Angled "Needle Nose" Hose Plyers come with a Return Spring? I know the ones at my "Local" HFT do... I have a Pair, and I dipped the tips with that Yellow Silicone Stuff than comes in a Can, and they work AWESOME! Sorry, I forgot what that Product is called, as I used all of mine up. Thanks for this review!😎👍
Always liked that green colour, Happy Birthday you have some good friends there. It is extremely difficult to purchase a new tool that would be used by someone like you since you must have almost all the tools you need? Anything on your wish list?
Adjustable pliers / Slip joint pliers. I own a rare Metric and SAE combination Crescent wrench 🔧. Vice grips are the universal pliers taking the place of nearly all other pliers! Also the most destructive to your fastener 🔩 😂 😅 👍👍
Here's a link to the 51410 Pliers to show you they're identical to "fuel line removal pliers." The 51410 pliers are called "Offset spark plug boot removal pliers" yet look identical. They work the same so I'm sure it doesn't matter!
www.amazon.ca/Lisle-51410-Offset-Spark-Removal/dp/B01DTX4G40
Not currently showing up on princess auto.
Try harbor freight
@@EliminatorPerformance ordered from Amazon
Great video ! Happy belated birthday day! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching!
That would be good for those OHV snowblower engines too. Nice video and review!
Joey from Ottawa
Thanks for watching!
Cool tool I must get one of these bad boys.. thanks for another great video from EP..
Thanks for watching!
Those Powerfist pliers were actually made for vacuum/fuel hoses. Like all tools we can always find other uses where they work good. Keep up the good Canadian videos! Cheers from Waterloo
If you Google search the 51410 part number, the exact same pliers come up! They're called offset spark plug boot removal pliers lol thanks for watching!
I know but, 30 years ago when they came out that was what they were designed for. Cheers
Yo yo from the UK 🇬🇧 what a great little tool.. I'm going to need one of those.. say hi to the the old man for me
Will do, thanks for watching Mick!
The metal ones are used on rubber fuel lines and are not meant for spark plug boots. But you could dip the end in plastic dip and then use them on spark plug boots.
Might be worth a try!
For the metal version(with ridges), you can dip them in plastidip to coat them.
Those other pliers you show in the video are "long neck" pliers, 51410's are short neck pliers with a total length of only 5-6 inches. Even the link you provide to them shows a pair 51410 short neck pliers. BTW, they are so much better for working on tight automotive engines. JMHO
I'm gonna have to get a pair of these cause I've had issues with when pulling the boots off the tip that plugs to the plug tip comes off the wire
Great video
I'm thinking about buying a new pressure washer with the new Honda i800 what's your thoughts on that engine it's fuel injected my one concern is if I ever have to work on it or need someone to work on it please give me your feedback thank you very much
Hondas make great engines, just remember parts are more expensive and harder to get and like you said, if there is an issue, you'll have to take it to a dealer. However, with no carb I'm not sure how warranty would handle fuel injectors and stuff like that. Engines getting more complicated and stuff turning electric. Will be interesting to see how things are in 10yrs. I would personally recommend something used just for the cost savings.
Good video thanks
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
Thanks!
Where can I find those. Spark boot removal tool thanks for the video of this tool
Check out amazon, Canadian tire, napa, Princess auto, harbor freight, thanks for watching!
@@EliminatorPerformance 😎😎
Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Don't the Angled "Needle Nose" Hose Plyers come with a Return Spring?
I know the ones at my "Local" HFT do...
I have a Pair, and I dipped the tips with that Yellow Silicone Stuff than comes in a Can, and they work AWESOME! Sorry, I forgot what that Product is called, as I used all of mine up.
Thanks for this review!😎👍
No spring on mine, I'll have to check out the plastidip stuff, thanks for watching!
Good video. Looks like a .. gynecology instrument! 😁😁
Which useful for spark plug booster and benz cable?
Always liked that green colour, Happy Birthday you have some good friends there. It is extremely difficult to purchase a new tool that would be used by someone like you since you must have almost all the tools you need? Anything on your wish list?
An induction heat gun, thanks for watching!
ChannelLock is a brand, not a specific type of pliers.
Adjustable pliers / Slip joint pliers.
I own a rare Metric and SAE combination Crescent wrench 🔧. Vice grips are the universal pliers taking the place of nearly all other pliers! Also the most destructive to your fastener 🔩 😂 😅 👍👍
Have fun and draw a pencil line up to handle and loan them out
Use rubber dip on the ones that have no rubber on them
Not a bad idea! Thanks for watching!
The non silicone pliers are fuel line pliers.
Google 51410 pliers and you'll see they use them as spark plug boot removal pliers!