Does anyone make hose pliers large enough for the filler neck hose?

[JamesLond]

I have a set but none are big enough to fit this filler neck hose on my Yukon.

 

[wjburken]

Get a big pair of Channel-Lock tongue and groove pliers. They work pretty good for the bigger hose clamps.

 

[SnowDrifter]

Nah get the cable actuated ones

 

[Bill 1960]

Nah get the cable actuated ones

Yeah, get the right tool and it makes working on spring clamps a snap.

 

[swathdiver]

I have a set but none are big enough to fit this filler neck hose on my Yukon.

Why? Is it stuck? Use a pic.

 

[MassHoe04]

I haven't had any clamps in a spot so tight, I couldn't get to them with common tools. Channel locks have been the go-to and worked so far...
But the cable-actuated tools look like they might make things even easier. Maybe on my wish list.

 

[JamesLond]

Well I got it off. I got an oemtools hose remover from autozone and it seems the thickness of it helped me unstick it from the pipe (the smaller skinny ones I have bend under pressure). After that, I twisted the hose more loose and then I had to get myself in the right position, and then I had to push it off the pipe.

I still think it would be cool if someone made a hose puller for larger diameter hoses. The ones I have are super convenient.

 

[rayra]

I have a set but none are big enough to fit this filler neck hose on my Yukon.

Yeah, they're call 'channel locks'

 

[2006Tahoe2WD]

Nah get the cable actuated ones

I just replaced all the hoses... I should have picked up either the pliers or cable type clamp tool. I like the cable approach - which make do you recommend? I'm thinking of getting one for the next time - in 5 years or so. Thanks.

 

[Blackcar]

I purchased these and worked great especially in tight spaces. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Durable-...p.ds&msclkid=5a3755119d8c134cda503737a8349012