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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Yellow-colored fuel lines/Greg Nelson
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Posted for Don Skeele <dpske@wvi.com>:

Greg Nelson,
      The Polyurathane  tubing that Spruce sells is clear, you can see fuel 
level, bubbles etc better, and I've used it for 9 years as a sight gauge and 
  transfer lines in my LN-2 with a day tank, with no problems.  See Bill 
Rumburgs post on springs to keep from collapsing, good idea.  I use plain 
electrical tape wound around it for chafing protection & turning the corners.. 
  Regards  Don Skeele  N320J   503-769-2563



>I want to replace it with the same material but I don't know
>what it is called or who sells it.  Spruce doesn't sell any yellow-colored,
>fuel-proof line according to their buyers.  Do any of you know more about
>this type of tubing?                Greg Nelson