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From: Philip J. Rosch (no email)
Date: Fri Nov 19 2004 - 21:21:28 EST
Yes, but the automotive hose runs in fresh water with antifreeze. I'd bet
the reinforced coil steel in a raw sea water hose wouldn't last a New York
minute.
Regards....
Phil Rosch
Old Harbor Consulting
M/V Curmudgeon MT-44TC
Currently moored in Vero Beach, FL.
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Subject: T&T: RE: RE: RE: Re: Automobile radiator hose
Phil, the hose in this discussion is the one that leads from the
seacock/strainer to the raw water pump, right?
The hose, in a car, that goes from the bottom of your radiatior to the water
pump, is a functional duplicate of the boat hose.
Both need to resist suction. That hose on a car is not under pressure, and I
have seen a number of hoses in that usage collapse.
JDL
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