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Subject: Steel braided hoses
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Bill,

Try also major manufacturers Earl's, Aeroquip and Russell.  XRP is also
good.  Make sure that they know it is for hydraulic fluid.  Some braded hose
is also available with a clear coating which is neat.

Rod 

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billhogarty
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 2:51 AM
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Subject: [LML] Steel braided hoses

I ordered several 12" and 36" steel braided hose sets last year to 
replace the nylaflow hose behind the instrument panel for my hydraulic 
brakes.  Now I need to order a couple more hose sets ( an822-3D 
fittings) and I cant locate  who I bought my previous hoses from.  
(severe old age, I guess).
I assumed that they came from McMaster-Carr, but their catalog didnt 
help.  I also tried XRP, aircraft hose, and bakerprecision with no luck.
My last hope is to open that old box of receipts(the one that my wife 
doesnt know about)

Appreciate some help here.  Thanks.

Bill Hogarty

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