Radiator Hoses
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12 years 9 months ago #60568
by HeyCharger
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1948 Massey Harris 44K.
1946 Ford Semi-Trailer Bus.
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Hi Guys. After replacing my water pump, I now find that the top radiator hose on my Super 90 is leaking.
The parts book states 32224 (upper) and 32225 (lower).
Looks like Bare-Co have nothing.
I read somewhere that silicone hoses can be shaped easier than rubber ones. Any thoughts or leads?. Oh, these are 2".
Thanks. Rod.
The parts book states 32224 (upper) and 32225 (lower).
Looks like Bare-Co have nothing.
I read somewhere that silicone hoses can be shaped easier than rubber ones. Any thoughts or leads?. Oh, these are 2".
Thanks. Rod.
Proud owner of;
1948 Massey Harris 44K.
1946 Ford Semi-Trailer Bus.
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12 years 9 months ago - 12 years 9 months ago #60569
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Rod, if you're thinking silicone, you might change your ideas when you find what they charge for silicone hose.
I recently bought a small piece of 57mm diameter silicone hose, 150mm long, for a coupling between an air intake and aircleaner on a forklift, because the original special hose is NLA.
The 150mm length cost me over $36! The 57mm diameter silicone hose is $245 a metre!! :'( :'( :'(
If you go to a good auto parts supplier, they will have a catalogue of straight, corrugated, spring reinforced hoses, that can be twisted into fancy shapes without kinking.
I had to do this with the bottom radiator hose on the fork, because the original radiator hose was also NLA.
The new corrugated hose cost about $35, it's about 40mm diameter and about 450mm long. The old hose had a couple of fancy bends in it .. the new hose fits around the obstructions with no problems.
Cheers - Ron.
I recently bought a small piece of 57mm diameter silicone hose, 150mm long, for a coupling between an air intake and aircleaner on a forklift, because the original special hose is NLA.
The 150mm length cost me over $36! The 57mm diameter silicone hose is $245 a metre!! :'( :'( :'(
If you go to a good auto parts supplier, they will have a catalogue of straight, corrugated, spring reinforced hoses, that can be twisted into fancy shapes without kinking.
I had to do this with the bottom radiator hose on the fork, because the original radiator hose was also NLA.
The new corrugated hose cost about $35, it's about 40mm diameter and about 450mm long. The old hose had a couple of fancy bends in it .. the new hose fits around the obstructions with no problems.
Cheers - Ron.
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