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  1. 01-13-2013, 07:17 PM #14
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    What type of tubing benders are you guys using?
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  2. 01-13-2013, 07:38 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by drife678 View Post
    spin the unit next time a quarter turn so that your line set goes straight into the unit. if your worried about the nameplate showing. it usually snaps right off so you can face it on any side
    Was nervous running my lines so short! Would've been five foot ls
    Think I measured 12 where it sits

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    Quote Originally Posted by air1 View Post
    What type of tubing benders are you guys using?
    I (one-man-show) am using the yj's

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    There they are on the bottom. Not sure of the mn#

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    Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BaldLoonie View Post


    Lineset looks good! Didn't know the F-J name was still in use!
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    I am a FJ dealer.
    Not sure, but I believe they resurrected the name when JC took possession???

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    Click image for larger version.  Name: uploadfromtaptalk1358124347148.jpg  Views: 82  Size: 52.4 KB  ID: 346401

    This pic is a good example of why I didn't snug my outside wall. I pushed an extra foot or so inside to make my bend, then pushed back out.
    That rev attachment would've been great for that outside bend!


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    i do the outside bend first then shove the rest inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gravity View Post
    i do the outside bend first then shove the rest inside.
    Me too.

    Nice bends, though. The tubing bender is a nice tool.
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    Looks good. I like your vac gauge and hose set up.
    I hate tubing and tubing benders. I use hard drawn and strut even on most of my resi jobs.
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