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The latest post by Chris Zavatson is good information, recommending the use 
of the mandrel with 491 hose fittings.  To be honest, I didn't go far enough 
around the pages of the A/C Spruce catalog to find the mandrel plus I didn't 
know how I was going to make the hoses.  I did notice that the hose fittings 
for the teflon hoses were about $50.00 each.  But as I was struggling with 
making the hoses I'm thinking, "There must be a better way of doing this" 
to avoid pushing up some of the interior of the hose with the hose nipple as 
it is screwed in.  So far (several flights) I have no leaks or other 
problems with my hydraulic system.

These exchanges point out again the value of the LML to builders and 
pedestrian mechanics like me.

George Shattuck
LNC2


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