File:Plumber uses two wrenches to tighten a fitting.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionPlumber uses two wrenches to tighten a fitting.jpg |
English: Master plumber Robert Beveridge tightens a fitting using two pliers - one set of pliers is used to stabilize the fitting while the other one turns the nut. A single set of pliers applied to these pipes might cause a different section of the pipe to break off from the pressure. |
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