Looking for a 37 degree flare tool

[Blackdog76]

I'm looking for a good deal on a parker type 37 degree flare tool to complete the rest of my high pressure fuel system. Anyone have a set that they don't need or know of a good place to get them online? I got my tube bender and a 42 degree flare tools on ebay but can't find a 37.

[Old Scout]

Summit???
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=SUM-900311&N=120%20306995

[Toyota_Jim]

Mines a ridgid tool.

[TheBandit]

I have been researching these and it seems like Ridgid is the best value. Their 376 and 377 models will do 37 degree flares in sizes typical for brakes, fuel, and hydraulics. They run about $100 new.

I may be purchasing one soon for my tube bender project. If anyone knows a good source, I would be quite interested.

[Blackdog76]

Me too obviosly

[CJ5-Man]

here's what I use for AN single flares

https://www.averytools.com/cart/pc-128-66-parker-37-rolo-flair-flaring-tool.aspx

[TheBandit]

here's what I use for AN single flares

https://www.averytools.com/cart/pc-128-66-parker-37-rolo-flair-flaring-tool.aspx

I checked into that and as far as I can tell it is not rated for steel or stainless steel tubing. Aluminum and brass/copper ONLY.

I just ponied up $150 for the Rigid 377 flare tool ($100) and Ridgid Model 406 bender ($50; for 3/8" tubing only) at www.ToolUp.com I will let you know how my order goes. I read some reviews on their service and didn't see anything bad. They have free shipping, which is always a good thing. :)