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Re: Coolant lines for air valve
« on: Apr 08, 2009, 07:24:18 AM »
I made the curves with small plumbing copper elbows (soldered for greater than 90 degree bends) plus heater hoses...........

I am always impressed with the get-r-done ideas of our forum members.

Can you post a pic?

Ed, sorry for the highjack...I was born in Glendale and raised in Tujunga.
Moved to Fresno in '75, got married in La Cresenta 1 1/2 months later and moved my bride, Christine to Fresno.
She is from Glendale also.
LA born and raised.

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« Last Edit: Apr 08, 2009, 07:47:22 AM by Marlin »
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