Now that our nuts are tight
I'm interested, but read a few posts that suggested there'd been slight problems with the rubber hoses starting to crack / split, & very minor leaks - is that true?
What about the bypass idea: rerouting the hoses instead of inserting ball bearings in-line - did anyone try that?
What about the bypass idea: rerouting the hoses instead of inserting ball bearings in-line - did anyone try that?
Originally Posted by Su2uKa,Jul 3 2007, 03:44 PM
I'm interested, but read a few posts that suggested there'd been slight problems with the rubber hoses starting to crack / split, & very minor leaks - is that true?
What about the bypass idea: rerouting the hoses instead of inserting ball bearings in-line - did anyone try that?
What about the bypass idea: rerouting the hoses instead of inserting ball bearings in-line - did anyone try that?
Keith
Originally Posted by Su2uKa,Jul 3 2007, 02:44 PM
I'm interested, but read a few posts that suggested there'd been slight problems with the rubber hoses starting to crack / split, & very minor leaks - is that true?
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Originally Posted by Su2uKa,Jul 3 2007, 02:44 PM
What about the bypass idea: rerouting the hoses instead of inserting ball bearings in-line - did anyone try that?
Originally Posted by Su2uKa,Jul 3 2007, 04:28 PM
Guess that proves one thing: if your hose is long enough you don't have to insert your balls 




