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 PostPosted: May 21st, 2014, 9:44 am   
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Who makes a decent hose attachment for an HPDI lower? I have a few different versions, ( Bob's and Mercury ) and they just don't work for shit.


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 PostPosted: May 21st, 2014, 12:29 pm   
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I dont like how the Bobs works on a Bobs cone lol . The best cone attachment I have seen is Gary (instigator) on S&F fitted individual silicone tubes into the coolant entry holes in the cone and then fitted them into a garden hose fitting, drilled wooden dowel adapter maybe with a hose clamp to attach to the garden hose? I dont use my bobs for the same reason and have not had the time to make one of these yet.

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 PostPosted: May 21st, 2014, 12:32 pm   
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Just get yourself a plastic drum to fill with water :)

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dubber wrote:
Just get yourself a plastic drum to fill with water :)



Make sure you submerge the waterpump doing it this way.... Ask me how I know... :o


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How do you know mitchie?
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Supermitchie wrote:
dubber wrote:
Just get yourself a plastic drum to fill with water :)



Make sure you submerge the waterpump doing it this way.... Ask me how I know... :o


Should have asked #2 before taking matters into your own hands mitchie

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Isabella_Steamroller wrote:
How do you know mitchie?
Lol

Probably the same way I do. :lol: Yes you need a deep big ass bucket to drop a lower into enough for that to work.
Thanks for the responses guys perhaps I will try and mod what I have to work.


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Peter G just found that out this past weekend with his merc... lol


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I've had good luck using a couple pieces of plastic hose that fit snug into the water inlets and then just splice it into a garden hose attachment

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I get the feeling that just about everyone has had a near miss almost disaster story of running on a hose. Yikes!!

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