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is anyone experienced with hep20 plastic 22x10mm 4port manifolds.they differ from the other fittings (bends ts etc)slightly, are the10mm ports demountable.ive tried and had no joy.help!
 
I though all the Hep2o range was supposed to be demountable... Have you got the proper key for it?
 
got the set.dont even need them to remove pipe from bends ts etc.but the manifolds have different ends.
 
Sounds like your using a mix of fittings, as far as I know all Hep fittings are white now and all require the demounting tool to remove pipe from them? You got a photo?
 
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