[T2] Sat and the bus in Baltimore, little bit of progress

[Andy McKinley]

Garbage disposal discharge hose at your local good hardware store. It's
5/8". Get extra length and loop it long to keep it from kinking. Cut to
fit.

Andy McKinley
Alameda, CA
'79 Cali Kombi sunroof

On Friday, December 11, 2015, Jamie <jrivers at globalserve.net> wrote:

> From: "david raistrick"  To: "Bob carroll" <accessys at smart.net>
>
>  napa or a truck part house would be
>> my best thought.   if it's short, ~3/4 heater hose might do in a
>> pinch, even though it might collapse a bit...
>>
>
>
> From: <accessys at smart.net>
>
> several days of searching and have not found one on-line.  anyone know who
>> might have the hose.
>>
>
> several days?? !!  man! ,, i am still on rural dial up service,lol,,  I
> hit google for " 3/4" vacuum hose line "
> results ,, About 1,040,000 results (0.34 seconds)
>
> if you must order online.. here is one I found in POINT 34 seconds!!!
> <eyes wide open speed>
> http://www.hiperformancestore.com/hosebyfoot.htm
>
> but locally,,  Tractor Supply Company stores carry assortments... as do
> farm dealers,  etc..
> we have hydralic hose supply places that have everything hose..
> and I would guess that some car dealers,, or hot rod shops have brake
> booster line that might suffice..
>
> hint , if you can't find a vac line per se ... try a rubber hose.... if it
> does collapes... fit a spring inside to allow it to bend, and not collapse..
> after a small fire.. I was offered a clear tube from an aquarium supply, a
> fellow camper just happened to be transporting.. it was sort of less
> flexible, and thin walled,, but it fit the ends well,, and I had a smaller
> hose that fit inside to keep it from kinking
>
> if the hose kinks when bent in a short tight bend... use 3ft and route it
> halfway around the engine compartment in a loop..
>
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