I am currently in Phoenix where I can usually find just about anything.
I'm having
trouble with this one though.
I'm looking for about 30' of Parker ParFlex NNR-6-048 plastic tubing
(semi-rigid 425 psi rating at 73*F). I can buy a 100 ft roll from the
Parker Store here for about $100 plus taxes but am wondering if there is
a better choice. This is tubing for the hydraulics for the floats.
Another choice mentioned by Wayne was Imperial Nyloseal 66NT which is
almost the same rating. They however, were bought out by Dayco and the
line seems to have died out or been killed off. Anybody have stock they
want to dispose of before I go off and buy the stuff direct from Parker?
Alternatively does anybody want half or so of my purchase?
Garry
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I am currently in Phoenix where I can usually find just about anything.
I'm having trouble with this one though.
I'm looking for about 30' of Parker ParFlex NNR-6-048 plastic tubing
(semi-rigid 425 psi rating at 73*F). I can buy a 100 ft roll from the
Parker Store here for about $100 plus taxes but am wondering if there is a
better choice. This is tubing for the hydraulics for the floats. Another
choice mentioned by Wayne was Imperial Nyloseal 66NT which is almost the
same rating. They however, were bought out by Dayco and the line seems to
have died out or been killed off. Anybody have stock they want to dispose
of before I go off and buy the stuff direct from Parker? Alternatively
does anybody want half or so of my purchase?
Garry
068R
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I'm having trouble with this one though.
I'm looking for about 30' of Parker ParFlex NNR-6-048 plastic tubing
(semi-rigid 425 psi rating at 73*F). I can buy a 100 ft roll from the
Parker Store here for about $100 plus taxes but am wondering if there is a
better choice. This is tubing for the hydraulics for the floats. Another
choice mentioned by Wayne was Imperial Nyloseal 66NT which is almost the
same rating. They however, were bought out by Dayco and the line seems to
have died out or been killed off. Anybody have stock they want to dispose
of before I go off and buy the stuff direct from Parker? Alternatively
does anybody want half or so of my purchase?
Garry
068R
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