09-16-2014, 12:41 PM
Charlie
Regarding those rubber washer/spacers that you can't find.
I used new fuel hose sliced with a razor and smoothed on a grinder. Watch out for those fingers.
I know it sound a bit cheesy but results aren't bad and they don't rot very fast. Of course it can be had in many sizes and cut however tall you need. I took me a few tries to get it right.
It's easier to smooth the end of the hose first then cut to length and smooth the other end of the newly cut washer.
Chris
Regarding those rubber washer/spacers that you can't find.
I used new fuel hose sliced with a razor and smoothed on a grinder. Watch out for those fingers.
I know it sound a bit cheesy but results aren't bad and they don't rot very fast. Of course it can be had in many sizes and cut however tall you need. I took me a few tries to get it right.
It's easier to smooth the end of the hose first then cut to length and smooth the other end of the newly cut washer.
Chris
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