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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    OK where do I get it....

    I've just found out that when you put heated dieso through ordinary fuel hose it umm leaks like a sieve in very short order.

    I cant find the stuff anywhere...

    Does anyone know anyone anywhere (preferabley brisbaneish) that I can get this stuff from, preferabley before friday.


    cheers.
    if it was up to me, i'd stop looking for plastic fuel line.
    my dad had a truck which caught fire [a british truck] and the plastic fuel hose melted, it burnt 40 acres of radio australia and destroyed the truck - and the load, even melted the gearbox off the gears inside it, burnt for three days -
    ring mr enzed or pirtek and get real hose.
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    thats the plan but I dont want to go and spend $500 on proper hosing untill I have the system working just so.

    Since all my hose routing has all the pipes going nowhere near exhausts Its not going to melt through in a hurry and even if it did its a diesel and thats a bitch to light
    Dave

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    if you want to keep it "plastic" the plastic of choice would have to be teflon as it melts at about 200 degrees C.

    this is for a WVO conversion right? are you going to keep a diesel tank and run the WVO fuel lines inside the radiator or heater hoses? or going for an independent pre-heater?

    lots of options about...

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    Ive got the exhuast routed near the bottom of the tank and shrouded so it deals with the initial preheat and then theres an independant pre heater tank...

    IVe got to get round to uploading the pics of the setup... everytime Ive takes some pics Ive always thought... no, I'll just fix this next bit and then I'll do the post.
    Dave

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    Dave, these have always been reliable suppliers.

    Harvey Hose Supplies
    1898 Ipswich Rd.
    Rocklea
    'phone 3277-5466

    Tony Powell Hose and Fittings
    776 Beaudesert Rd
    Salisbury
    'phone 3274-1480
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Ive got the exhuast routed near the bottom of the tank and shrouded so it deals with the initial preheat and then theres an independant pre heater tank...

    IVe got to get round to uploading the pics of the setup... everytime Ive takes some pics Ive always thought... no, I'll just fix this next bit and then I'll do the post.
    Dave, Mercedes Benz trucks (most) use Plastic fuel hose, dip the end in some hot water and push on to barb, only way you will get them off is to heat them or cut, good stuff, M/B should stock it, Regards Frank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm View Post
    Dave, these have always been reliable suppliers.

    Harvey Hose Supplies
    1898 Ipswich Rd.
    Rocklea
    'phone 3277-5466

    Tony Powell Hose and Fittings
    776 Beaudesert Rd
    Salisbury
    'phone 3274-1480
    I second that.

    Harvey Hose Supplies should be able to help you out.
    looks like they have been taken over by Purple Pig Hoses. You can download the specs for all of their hose from here

    Purple Pig (Australia)

    Cheers
    Paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by paulthepilot_5 View Post
    I second that.

    Harvey Hose Supplies should be able to help you out.
    looks like they have been taken over by Purple Pig Hoses. You can download the specs for all of their hose from here

    Purple Pig (Australia)

    Cheers
    Paul
    Very customer friendly, Harvey Hose. When they started up, they were closer to the Rocklea pubs, next to Brown & Ugly's. If you paid cash and didn't need a docket they didn't charge sales tax.
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