If you can assemble the oil lines for your airplane in the garage,

don' t use them. Have them made by Aeroquip with crimped connections and
pressure tested. You should almost be able to pick up the plane by

pulling on

one end of that hose.
Lynn E. Hanover

  Lynn,
  I've used Earl's hose and fittings on oil lines in my cars for 20 years
without a problem. I'd like to hear of any bad experiences you've had that
makes you say anything that can be assembled at home isnt good enough. Have
you had failures with Earl's (or Aeroquip) hose and fittings?

Mike Wills

 
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