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Re: Microline vs. Braided ?

In Reply to: Microline vs. Braided ? posted by Dwieland on December 31, 2002 at 12:21:46:

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Posted by:
DaveA
on January 01, 2003 at 06:31:57

If macros bursting, my experience is that micro will too. So definitely go to steel braided hose. If you need to be able to disconnect the hose easily (as you could with macro and micro line) then you can put a quick disconnect set at one end of the hose. Steel hose comes in all lengths, but you need to know the length. It's tough cuz the stuff will not bend too easily if the line is just a little too long.

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: If macros bursting, my experience is that micro will too. So definitely go to steel braided hose. If you need to be able to disconnect the hose easily (as you could with macro and micro line) then you can put a quick disconnect set at one end of the hose. Steel hose comes in all lengths, but you need to know the length. It's tough cuz the stuff will not bend too easily if the line is just a little too long.

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