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TEA rad hoses

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kev

09-02-2004 06:14:47




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Anyone know off hand the upper and lower rad hose diameters and rough lengths?
I'm guessing just the generic 'bendable' type hose will work, unfortunatley not near my TEA right now and I have to take some hoses to get her going.
Any help is greatly appreaciated.
This forum is beyond valuable and used and maintained by allot of quality people, keep up the good work!!!

Kev




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John (UK)

09-02-2004 12:04:23




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 Re: TEA rad hoses in reply to kev, 09-02-2004 06:14:47  
You can get those hoses from A "Sparex" stockist and most good dealers could get them for you. The Part numbers are:- Top Hose S40014 or Ferguson # 1568...Bottom Hose..S41316 or Ferguson 7126 or MF 825667M1...Hose clips are part # S4330...don"t forget the by-pass hose too that is part # S41317 Ferguson # 57073 or MF # 825684M1, hose clips # S4327. You may be able to get them on this site too, go to top of this page and click on H.Ferguson. Proper hoses will last longer and make sure you don"t get any failures when you are a long way from home.

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Belleville Neil

09-02-2004 09:53:22




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 Re: TEA rad hoses in reply to kev, 09-02-2004 06:14:47  
I recently replaced my rad hoses in preparation to take my TEA into my woodlot - far away from parts suppliers. Your hoses are available through dealers or suppliers like Central East Farm Supply in Ontario (www "dot" cefs "dot" com). The hoses are not very expensive and come with molded bends which can cut down on the hassles. The molded bends are important due to the close fit with the fan. Goodluck!

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