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I have broken them doing it by hand, that said I have never needed the tool and have been able to couple by hand.
 

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No need. They are easy to get on just not so much getting off inside the tank. I killed a torch trying to take it apart before
 

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I was only joking Phill.
 

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I soak them in hot water for a minute first, dry quick then snap together.
 

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don't need the tool. Id recommend assembling the locline pieces off the tank first then attach the locline on the tank
 

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