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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Thu Nov 18 2004 - 09:01:29 EST
In a message dated 11/18/04 12:01:53 AM, Kevin writes:
<< > It sounds like an automobile radiator hose. Check any large auto parts
store
> for a suitable replacement.
If that is indeed a un-reinforced automobile water hose, I sure wouldn't want
it on my raw water input - a location that could sink the boat in case of a
hose
failure.
>>
Ah - the sanctity of things "marine."
Automobile radiator hoses are far tougher than you might imagine. They have
to withstand heat, pressure, and vibration while conducting liquid hotter than
the boiling point of water loaded with toxic chemicals. Handling raw water is
a piece of cake. No temperature extremes, no pressure, just water with a bit
of salt.
Larry Z
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