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Old 12/12/09, 8:09 PM
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all you need a little wire and duct tape and you will be good to go.lolol
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I never saw PEX fittings like that. Interesting.



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Old 12/12/09, 9:36 PM
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I never saw PEX fittings like that. Interesting.
First for me too Joe. I got distracted and forgot to take a closer look. 2002 house.
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I never saw PEX fittings like that. Interesting.
Those are Wirsbo brand fittings. Much better than the crimp style but they take a special tool to spread and install.




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Those are Wirsbo brand fittings. Much better than the crimp style but they take a special tool to spread and install.

How to make a wirsbo pex fitting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z06qjFxGjI



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How to make a wirsbo pex fitting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z06qjFxGjI

You'd think they design a spreader tool that can be utilized with a foot holder or a flat end that can be placed on a work table. This guy was using his stomach for one end of the handle, which appears to be a two man job for this connection.
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