News Purple Plug Puller works

[thurmma]

I don't usually pick up items like this because I figure the way I am doing it works.

Let me tell you that this is one product anyone who owns a gas engine needs! I have probably had mine about a month and was looking at it thinking ok, that will never get used, should have bought something else with the money. I was DEAD WRONG!!

I was working on my plane the other night with a 180 twin and was having some issues, which I found out today were of my own doing, and needed to pull the plugs to check for spark. I pulled the plugs and then as I was putting one in the cap the way I have always done it I thought, wait, you bought a tool just for this. I went and got the purple plug puller, threaded the plug into it and very easily inserted the plug in the cap. After testing for spark, which I figure I had but needed to check anyway to make sure, I screwed the tool onto the plug and with a little twist, wala, the plug was out of the cap. No pinched finger or messed up threads on the plug. That made me a believer right then and there.

You may not use it very often but, when you do need to use it, you will be very glad you bought it!

 

[Wacobipe]

I had no inkling deal what this was...so I Googled it! Link for those interested: http://www.purpleplugpuller.com/

No doubt it works and works well, just not sure I need that unitasker in my toolkit.

 

[js-rc]

Ha , I have to get one especially for everybody else in the clubs I belong to !! Seems I'm helping the other guys & see them use pliers to remove the plug , plus once in a while I have trouble, I plan to get one for this yrs. flying season !! At home, I've went & got a DLE-20 cylinder that I don't use I have for that job, that works ok, but I need something for the field !!

 

[Rich G]

Thanks for the endorsement! Now if I can just get 10 friends to tell 10 of their friends and tell 10 of their friends I'll be an internet dollar-air!!

 

[Rich G]

Oh-and js-rc...I found those servo screws you want and have them coming. Email me.

 

[js-rc]

Oh-and js-rc...I found those servo screws you want and have them coming. Email me.

Thanks Rich !! Will do !!

Oh, can you get the Bonded washers too ? I would like the ones that look like chrome or stainless steel, ha !! I have a couple of those but would like more !!
Thanks, John !!

 

[Decal Dennis]

That is pretty cool, I could have used that a few times myself

 

[acerc]

I just thread a nut onto the plug and pull with pliers, cost nothing more than what I already have.

 

[sailr]

I don't usually pick up items like this because I figure the way I am doing it works.

Let me tell you that this is one product anyone who owns a gas engine needs! I have probably had mine about a month and was looking at it thinking ok, that will never get used, should have bought something else with the money. I was DEAD WRONG!!

I was working on my plane the other night with a 180 twin and was having some issues, which I found out today were of my own doing, and needed to pull the plugs to check for spark. I pulled the plugs and then as I was putting one in the cap the way I have always done it I thought, wait, you bought a tool just for this. I went and got the purple plug puller, threaded the plug into it and very easily inserted the plug in the cap. After testing for spark, which I figure I had but needed to check anyway to make sure, I screwed the tool onto the plug and with a little twist, wala, the plug was out of the cap. No pinched finger or messed up threads on the plug. That made me a believer right then and there.

You may not use it very often but, when you do need to use it, you will be very glad you bought it!

IMPRESSIVE! I just ordered one!!