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Old January 22nd 05, 12:52 PM
Blueskies
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wrote in message ups.com...

Ken Reynolds wrote:
Excellent idea Bob
What about the effect of the fuel on the rubber or whatever seals in

the
couplings.

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Dear Ken,

You don't use the quick-disconnect couplings, just the straight,
one-piece fittings, over which you slide the hose, secured with safety
wire or hose-clamps.

-R.S.Hoover


Yup, and you could even chuck it in the lathe turn some 'barbs' on it if you really wanted to...


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Old January 23rd 05, 03:20 PM
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Yup, and you could even chuck it in the lathe turn some 'barbs' on it if you
really wanted to...


True, but I am mystified why you would bother. I am holding in my hand a
nice brass NPT to hose barb fitting that I purchased at Ace hardware just
yesterday for 57 cents. Just how many of those things do you use in a
homebuilt and how much is your time worth?

Vaughn






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Old January 23rd 05, 04:25 PM
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"Vaughn" wrote in message
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"Blueskies" wrote in message om...


Yup, and you could even chuck it in the lathe turn some 'barbs' on it if you really wanted to...


True, but I am mystified why you would bother. I am holding in my hand a nice brass NPT to hose barb fitting that
I purchased at Ace hardware just yesterday for 57 cents. Just how many of those things do you use in a homebuilt and
how much is your time worth?

Vaughn


I think the original issue was the parts were not available. The ones identified are steel, also. I don't see the need
for the 'barbs' now that I have seen the actual parts.



 




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