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Old 04-01-2015, 06:51 PM
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Nice Lew, i made one for my first original.
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Nice Lew, i made one for my first original.
was it copper?

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You going to make up enough to share?
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He has shared in the past but I think he shared too much. I can say that now
Nope,still have some sharing to do.
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Nope,still have some sharing to do.
I believe so, also had a second one made up for my other original, that is made out of what you make yours out of I believe.
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Old 04-01-2015, 07:23 PM
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mine is made out of a pixie stick and painted silver.
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Nope,still have some sharing to do.
Well share them this way buddy because last time I got them from you they were almost No Lewnger Available so you said.

I'm assuming those little rubber guys I'm talking about are able to be sourced somewhere just never took the time to find out
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Mine should be metal. It's rubber. Works great.
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Alvy,
the lines are easy to make,you prolly have the fittings, all you need are the bushings, which are still available.
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the lines are easy to make,you prolly have the fittings, all you need are the bushings, which are still available.
Where can I get the bushings Lew? I've looked for them in the past and couldn't come up with any so I went with compression fittings which worked well also.
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You can find them here.
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Those rubber bushings are still available from IH/CCC.

I get mine from my diesel supplier. I buy them in packs of 10. Much cheaper that way, and cheaper than CCC. I'll look and see if I can get some #'s for you. Maybe McMaster offers them too......

I think I pay about $10 for a ten pack....
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