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Slick Goodlin
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Success! I had a new oil pressure line made up this afternoon and was flying by dinner time. You wouldn’t want to see the rubber hose I took off and you REALLY wouldn’t want to feel it...


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Colonel
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Glad you got flying!

Remember, it doesn't matter if it's on your plane, motorcycle, car or boat,
change the rubber after 10 years. This includes belts, hoses and o-rings.
45 / 47 => 95 3/4%
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David MacRay
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I do. Is it crunchy?
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Colonel
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Remember when you were 15? That's what old rubber hoses are like.
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