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| Jonny:
Looks like he has the Locline, i have three with the taps which dont leak same with the clip on and off multiple joints after 11 years. |
| Rikk:
Cheers, I'll have a look at those loc-line ones, they look exactly the same as the chinese ones but going by the price I hope they are a LOT better 8) |
| Davo J:
I wrote this reply the other night but the site went down when I went to post it. :doh: I have read that you us boiling water to dismantle and put these hoses together to soften them. It might be worth trying to soak it in a saucepan of boiling water and the links might form around the balls better to make them seal, it would be worth a try and cost nothing. I have one that came with my coolant tank and it doesn't leak at all, but it is a different set up as it came with a steel tank and fuel type hose to connect it from the tank. Dave |
| Jasonb:
The problem with a lot of the cheap posable hoses is they are rough injection mouldings and the parting line goes through the joint and thats what makes them leak. J |
| Jasonb:
Just got the latest J&L flyer through the post today, upto 50% off locline, page 43 http://www.mscjlindustrial.co.uk/CGI/INPDFF?PMCTLG=14 J |
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