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Working Principle
Screw the valve nut on the pipeline into the olive puller, then turn the handle to pull it forward, and the compression Ring/ferrule will also be pulled forward until it falls off.
lgill
Reviewed in Canada on February 11, 2025
Kind of useless in North America.
David R Smith
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
Great
Sherman P.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
Easy to use and works as described.
dougtx7
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
Changed out my kitchen faucet and knew it would be best to replace the shut off valves as well with 1/4 turn ones. First the threads were not the same as the old compression nut, but l was able to get it on enough for it to work. One of the old ferrules was very hard to remove and I was sure glad for the ability to put a wrench on it for extra torque. The t-handle fell out almost immediately, so it was worthless.All in all it did the job and didn’t damage the copper pipe.I would recommend it with caution.
S R
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
After I spent more than an hour, in a very uncomfortable position under the bathroom ink, trying to remove two compression rings so I could change the hot and cold valves, I said no more. I had to use a saw to cut through the nut and the compression ring, without any damage to the copper pipe. Doable, but painful. A search on the web brought me to this tool which will remove compression rings. I tried it on my second sink in our master-bathroom, and the tool works.Don’t expect a super easy/smooth removal if like me, the old valve was there for over 25 years. I moved the compression ring, but towards the end of the pipe I had to screw it again the pipe and use the handle. In both hot (usually worse shape) and cold valves, the compression ring made it to the edge of the pipe. I then removed the tool, and with a plier rotated the ring and pulled it off the pipe quite easily. A fraction of the time I spent on the identical job on the other sink. Good value for money.
Ken Burnett
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024
Made an easy job to remove a frozen ferrule on a copper tubing under a sink with no room to move.
E. L. Dodson
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
The fact that the end of this model (but not all models) takes a ratchet is a nice plus when working in tight quarters.
chandler
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
I was very excited to buy my first ferrule puller and thought this would be a great tool for my collection sadly that was not the case. The head of the tool snapped on my first use.Would not recommend this product to anyone!
Dennis Hogan
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
This tool is made for pipe threads not compression threads. I can’t imagine what you would use it for. Maybe in a country other than the USA.
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