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Old 03-04-2017, 11:24 PM
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I made mine for the "O" Ronnie. But I'm not going through the whole thread trying to find it. Sorry... I used copper tubing. Pretty easy to make, just take your time, so not to kink it. Never good when it gets kinked.
Nuts I got from "somebody"
I will look through it and see if I can find it. How do you make the flange on the ends? That would be the only thing I don't know how to make? I had a spare and used it just last week on my other O. It had a rubber line.


Page 25. Just says you made it and a picture.
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Ronnie there's no flange on the end, just straight cut. I might have one I will look
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Ronnie:

The rubber bushings, when compressed by the nut, provide the sealing. As previously stated, it is a straight cut ends.

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PM Lew, he made some up awhile back.
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Old 03-05-2017, 10:46 AM
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Ronnie:

The Fuel Line Sleeves are still available.
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Ronnie there's no flange on the end, just straight cut. I might have one I will look
Thanks Alvy, I should have known that.

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That would be great.

The rubber bushings, when compressed by the nut, provide the sealing. As previously stated, it is a straight cut ends.
Thanks for that. Where do you get the nuts?

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Squirrels have nuts, so do chipmunks, you also need the elbows to put your nuts on.

Case IH has them too.
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This is just too complicated. I WILL find a used one. If not, I will put rubber on it and be done with it.
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Put a rubber hose on it and run it. That's what I would do. Forget the metal line. Isn't worth the hassle.
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