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Does it look like medical tape scissors?  That's what I'd try first.  I 
DO like the look of those things.

Bob Perkinson wrote:

>Tracy mentioned that there was a special tool that had to be used to cut the
>bands off without damaging the hose.  Tracy has a layer of silicon tape
>under the band as a sacrificial spacer so he can use special tool (knife) to
>cut the bands off.
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>Bob Perkinson
>Hendersonville, TN.
>RV9A N658RP Reserved
>If nothing changes
>Nothing changes
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>Bob Perkinson wrote:
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>>Here is a photo of the shrink connectors on Tracy's plane
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>Wow! That's clean.  No sharp strap edges to get cut on.
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>I assume that it is a displosable mechanism?  You have to cut it off
>(and have a replacement) for any repairs.
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