Which oil can cutter?

Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

I tried a few of them before I found the one at Sacramento Sky Ranch
http://www.sacskyranch.com/index.htm.
Pricey but it works great.

"Jim Burns" wrote in message
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Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are
several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what
you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a
friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

I do NOT like P/N 12-21395 from Aircraft Spruce. The threaded pipe has
to be removed from the center of the oil filter for it to work.
--
Gene Seibel
Hangar 131 - http://pad39a.com/gene/plane.html
Because I fly, I envy no one.

Jim,
We followed the adivce given by Evan Julber in this thread

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...7?dmode=source

and ordered a pipe cutter from Harbor Freight

"BTW, you can open your filter for inspection one of two ways: buy an
expensive oil can cutter or call Harbor Freight and order a $14.95 pipe
cutter (No. 3, Item 05983-OCZA, 1-800-423-2567)."

It works great.

Hai Longworth

Airwolf sells a nice one.
Happy customer.
Michelle

Jim Burns wrote:

Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

Michelle,
I noticed the Airwolf cutter looks like it "lacks" a handle, ie: it's rather
round. Any problems turning it?
Thanks,
Jim

"Michelle P" wrote in message
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Airwolf sells a nice one.
Happy customer.
Michelle

Jim Burns wrote:

Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are
several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what
you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a
friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

The one that John Schwaner of Sacramento Sky Ranch designed and is selling
is my choice hands down.

Jim



"Michelle P" wrote in message
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Airwolf sells a nice one.
Happy customer.
Michelle

Jim Burns wrote:

Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are
several
available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what
you
use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a
friends
and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

Jim,
No.
Michelle

Jim Burns wrote:

Michelle,
I noticed the Airwolf cutter looks like it "lacks" a handle, ie: it's rather
round. Any problems turning it?
Thanks,
Jim

"Michelle P" wrote in message
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Airwolf sells a nice one.
Happy customer.
Michelle

Jim Burns wrote:



Which oil filter can cutter do you or your mechanic use? There are


several


available and the prices are as varied as their claims. Wondering what


you


use and which ones to avoid. Currently we've taken our filters to a


friends


and borrowed him, his cutter, and his time. Time to buy one of my own.

Thanks!

Jim

Michelle wrote, "Jim, No. Michelle"

I nominate Michelle for the 2005 RAO brevity award.

Jon

That's the same short one way conversation that I've had with plenty of
women.... and getting married doesn't improve the situation much either!
Jim

"Jon Woellhaf" wrote in message
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Michelle wrote, "Jim, No. Michelle"

I nominate Michelle for the 2005 RAO brevity award.

Jon