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1-inch Maroon Twill-covered Rubber Hose
By Ray Fairfield

Bruce Grimes noted on July 4 that "The tubing is in far better
condition than I expected.  It's supple, doesn't crack at all when
squeezed, looks like new, feels like new, acts like new.  Of course,
it isn't."

In any event, I ran to measure the hoses in my Weber Duo-Art and
88-note upright to see if I could use some of his excess stock.

Bruce wondered how long the stuff would last.  So I pulled a left-over
piece of (smaller diameter) twill-covered rubber hose from a purchase
I made from Durrell Armstrong 28 years ago.  I found it to be still
supple and did not crack when squeezed.  Still looks good too.  It's
got more life in it yet.  I'll contact Bruce directly to get a couple
of sections of his 1" stock.

Ray Fairfield


(Message sent Mon 9 Jul 2007, 04:54:16 GMT, from time zone GMT-0700.)

Key Words in Subject:  1-inch, Hose, Maroon, Rubber, Twill-covered

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