New Tool for hoses.

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So I found this tool. It was given to me many years ago at a bachelor party. I finally figured out what it's for. You ever had those tight as hell heater or radiator hoses to where you could hardly get the hoses over the lips to get a hose clamp on? Well, there's such thing as a hose spreader.
 

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Yeah, with the right kind of lube maybe

It comes with lube. Says, for best results, heat in hot water for 5-10 minutes before use.
 

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That looks eerily similar to what the IRS uses to find more money from tax payers.
 

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That looks eerily similar to what the IRS uses to find more money from tax payers.

I think you might be right, but the IRS version is made of splintered wood, and doesn't come with lube.
 

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Pretty sure they use balsa wood specifically. It makes it easier to break it off.
 

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