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Can you identify this vacuum component? 1800

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Sat Feb 27 09:36 CST 2021
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Two things that you can try tu use a valve with smaller barbs -

1, put a small section of the correct hose on first, then attach the larger hose. Find a hose the proper thickness. I always keep any hoses that I come across and some hoses from appliances are quite thin.

2. Wrap the barbs with electrical tape to get the proper diameter than attach the hose. Clamp the hose tight and check it once and a while - vacuum is a small but irrestable force and may cause the tape to slowly move.





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