Subject: Re: Crank Rebreather
Author: Tom Formberg
Date: Jan 28, 2001, 7:01 AM
Post ID: 1705146897
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Rick,
Regarding the small leaking you're having at the rebreather hoses. I would
suggest that you replace the hoses and use good hose clamps and see if any
problem continues from the rebreather hose that allow oil to drip to the
ground. Guess is that the leak is from loose and/or worn hoses. I had this
problem on a V700 and redoing the hoses with fresh ones with clamps solved
that.
Good luck,
Tom
'83 SP/Hedingham
'73 Eldorado
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Rick,
<BR>Regarding the small leaking you're having at the rebreather hoses. I would
<BR>suggest that you replace the hoses and use good hose clamps and see if any
<BR>problem continues from the rebreather hose that allow oil to drip to the
<BR>ground. Guess is that the leak is from loose and/or worn hoses. I had this
<BR>problem on a V700 and redoing the hoses with fresh ones with clamps solved
<BR>that.
<BR>Good luck,
<BR>Tom
<BR>'83 SP/Hedingham
<BR>'73 Eldorado</FONT></HTML>
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