Replacement hoses from the Hydrovac to the Hydrovac filter

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Hammerhead
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Replacement hoses from the Hydrovac to the Hydrovac filter

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Most of the line from the Hydrovac to the Hydravac filter is metal. But there are the the rubber hoses that connect the different parts of the metal line. I need to replace them but struck out at Napa and Autozone as all they had was heater hose. Frank CCKW didn't have them nor did Peter Debella. Frank suggested air conditioner hose as a viable replacement. What have you guys used? Thanks, Hammerhead
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Post by John V Cliche »

I used heater hose :oops: in 2001 and still no problems :D



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Post by dr deuce »

Hydraulic suction hose for all as it will not collapse
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Post by Thundercat97 »

I would suggest McMaster.com (McMaster-Carr) as a starting point since they have a good selection.
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Post by Chappers »

Anyhose thats chemical proof will do, but install a spring to the inside to stop the hose collapsing.make sure the spring is a good fit so it wont move or make sure you bend the hose so the spring won't move inside.
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Post by Hammerhead »

Thanks for the info guys! When I'm driving down the highway and need to stop that 12,000+ pds of metal I want everthing to work as well as possible!! I truly appreciate the info and leads. :D
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