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Al Gietzen wrote:
> Hum-m-m.  I went on Mcmaster site and could not find the silicone hose.
> Apparently they no longer carry it; or I messed up.
>
> On the bends; you can find sources on-line (cool-flex is one); but simplest
> may be to go to your favorite auto parts store and find one in their stock
> replacement hoses that fit, or that you can cut to fit.
>
>   
Good idea, Al.  I'll try that.

I was able to find the hose on their site, AND call to add a few feet to 
my order before they shipped!!
I had to go through the online catalog one page at a time.  Look for 
"silicone heater hose".