Rounded off drain plug

[lilranch2001]

Good idea, will check!

 

[murphy1244]

You check under N.O. Kando?

:laughing::laughing:That one killed me!

 

[airbiscuit]

You check under N.O. Kando?

 

[dragoneggs]

Good idea, will check!

Also try Noah

 

[Diggin It]

For the heat-it-up gang, I'm not sure I'd be comfortable with an open flame in that area.

 

[dragoneggs]

Understood.

But we’re talking about a concentrated oxy-fuel torch flame concentrated on the PLUG for 5-10 seconds. Have Rambo, oops I mean Kando use a flame thrower and you may as well notify your insurance company ahead of time.

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Or use induction heat. I have one of these mini ductor tools. Perfect for this job.

Mini-Ductor II - Flameless Heat System - MD-700 - MADE IN USA - YouTube

 

[Big Barn]

Or use induction heat. I have one of these mini ductor tools. Perfect for this job.

Mini-Ductor II - Flameless Heat System - MD-700 - MADE IN USA - YouTube

That would definitely work!!

 

[Wagtail]

Or use induction heat. I have one of these mini ductor tools. Perfect for this job.

Mini-Ductor II - Flameless Heat System - MD-700 - MADE IN USA - YouTube

Once again, I've been introduced to a new tool on this thread.

Now I'm not going to rush out and purchase one for myself (like I did for my Knipex), but I have the knowledge that it exists. :thumbsup:

 

[Big Barn]

Once again, I've been introduced to a new tool on this thread.

Now I'm not going to rush out and purchase one for myself (like I did for my Knipex), but I have the knowledge that it exists. :thumbsup:

Yes but you have to admit the one I posted would be more FUN.
Especially on those occasions when your BIL asks “ Got a light?”