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Anyone have any problems with flash cuffs when doing tall buildings? We do 5 to 10 story buildings all the time and was wondering if they hold together under the weight or pull apart?


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Jim Martin

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if your hose held together....you could lift the titanic out of the water with those things.....them coming apart has never really been a problem..getting them apart when you need to is another story..........
 

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Are those the ones made by Mytee?

If they are, I have a problem with them.

The clear plastic top to my Devastator filter broke on me a few weeks back. The new one came with a Mytee cuff on it. I noticed that I can't bump it or grab the filter by it or it will come apart. When you screw it back on, you can't screw it tight. Once you get a bit of pressure on the theads, it slips.
 

Jim Martin

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Are those the ones made by Mytee?

If they are, I have a problem with them.

The clear plastic top to my Devastator filter broke on me a few weeks back. The new one came with a Mytee cuff on it. I noticed that I can't bump it or grab the filter by it or it will come apart. When you screw it back on, you can't screw it tight. Once you get a bit of pressure on the theads, it slips.

No they are not Mytee's..........

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Ron Werner

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I bought a few sets of those. I have them in the truck but not on any hoses. I couldn't get the dang things to separate.

I'd pull the coolcuffs up a couple floors no problem.
 

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Anyone have any problems with flash cuffs when doing tall buildings? We do 5 to 10 story buildings all the time and was wondering if they hold together under the weight or pull apart?


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Larry, You may already do it, however just in case, I always secure any connection of hoses if they go high.

There is a special velcro securing contraption that they sell.
When I did not have it I always secured it with a thin strong rope. Just couldn't stand the notion of one of these getting loose and hitting a passer by.
 

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We did a tug-of-war with two sections of 2" vac hose connected with Flash Cuffs. The hose eventually stretched out of shape. The Flash Cuffs were never bothered.
 

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