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Subject: Re: [LML] Nylaflow Failure
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For Craig Blitzer:

I have experienced a Nylaflow failure years ago BUT suspect that I 
overtightened the fitting on the brake cylinder and caused the nylon 
hose to pop out of the fitting. 

Has anyone tried the 3/16"  Stainless Steel brake lines from Speedway 
motors.?   I used them when I replaced the nylaflow lines in the gear 
legs with aluminum tube.  (They permit the rotation of the gear leg 
trundle.)  Standard lengths are very reasonable especially when compared 
with the DH prices.

Regards, Bill Hogarty