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Standard Flaring Tool, 37 Degree AN

Price:$54.99
37 Degree Standard Tube Flaring Tool
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$54.99
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91089529
 
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  • Standard Flaring Tool, 37 Degree AN
  • Standard Flaring Tool, 37 Degree AN
  • Standard Flaring Tool, 37 Degree AN
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  • 91089529
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    For use with 37 deg. AN style fittings. Works on 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" tubing.
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This is the tool you need to make the 37° flares required for AN fittings. Standard brake and fuel lines are flared at 45° which are not compatible with AN hardware. This tool makes a clean, accurate flare every time. Simple and easy to use.

Works on 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8" OD soft metal tubing such as aluminum, copper and mild steel.

910-89529 Instructions (PDF)

  1. Brake System Builder's Tip (Link) 
  2. The manufacturer recommends using this tool only on soft material lines. However, we have had good luck using it on 3/16" steel lines. Extensive use on 3/16" lines or on larger steel lines may result in wearing out the tool quicker. We recommend using a lubricant on the swedge. Deluxe tool 910-89528 is recommended when working with steel tubing exclusively.
  3. If flaring stainless steel line, we strongly recommend our ratcheting flaring tool 910-89524.
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Best I've ever used

By Bolt-on from Lander, WY on 1/26/2010
Pros:
1 Compact, 2 Sturdy and accurate, 3 Easy to use, 4 Great value
Cons:
No case just a box
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I used this to flare some 37˚ A/C line. I am going to get a 45˚ flaring tool just like it. It is a great design and works perfectly.

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Did the job it was suppose to do

By Tom from Jacksonville, NC on 6/13/2010
Pros:
Easy to use
Cons:
Plastic ends fall off
Best Uses:
Hydraulic JIC fittings
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Good tool for the money.

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all racers need one of these tools

By Richieracetrader from Illinois on 8/31/2010
Pros:
Works greatevery time
Cons:
Plastic covers fall off
Best Uses:
Fuel lines
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

awesome tool for the price

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37 degree flaring tool

By fastford from Onekama MI. on 10/8/2010
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

easy to use. worked perfect on KantKink steel brake and fuel line. grease the tool before use. 18 year DOD aircraft mech.

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Good price, poor die quality

By Mike from Kansas on 7/10/2011
Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Used it on 5/16" tubing when I first got it and it worked fine. Die halves didn't mate up perfect but good enough. Few months later I used it on 1/4" aluminum tubing and found that the 1/4" die halves when closed aren't round but oval so it won't close around the tubing without crushing it and the die halves are 1/16" apart when clamped on the tube. Also, the top of the two die halves aren't at the same height or shape so the flare is very uneven. I may have just gotten a bad one, most of the dies look ok but the 1/4" is unusable and the 3/16" looks worse so I'd have to say poor QC. I'll have to buy a different, better one now to finish my job.

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Speedway Customer Service worked with this customer to exchange the defective tool for a properly machined item. Units on the shelf were then checked for proper fit.

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