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    fuel line(cold)

    yes its old but good and there are no grommets on the tank,its just a squeeze fit. I ve found a supplier but dont like their charges. cheers!
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    fuel line(cold)

    Its a McCulloch PM310 (1986 model). The line might have swollen and as you implied 3x6 mm tube might be better. The carb inlet tube is just over 4mm and the tank hole is just over 5.5 mm.
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    fuel line(cold)

    Yes John , Thats what I pulled out.Thanks for the reply
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    fuel line(cold)

    Its for a chainsaw (5mm id 7mm od) 5inches long and cold
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    fuel line(cold)

    Is it ok to use pvc tubing :?:
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    Wolf pressure washer

    Is this a good machine? I don't rate B&Qs own brand because you cant get spares nor Karchers because the pump components on mine were plastic and bashed themselves to pieces.
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    Power wahers B&Q

    My PRO360 trigger mechanism is leaking round the O rings on the piston. BS standard rings are not beefy enough to fill the gap but I've found from listings that a Japanese spec. might. Does anyone know where I can get ''JIS P8'' O rings from?
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    rear disc brakes

    Does anyone know how the hand brake mechanism on rear disc brakes works? I dont know if my brake piston has seized or if the handbrake mechanism is malfunctioning. Thanks.
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    How do you cut Perspex?

    Hi! I have always scored the perspex with a scriber then snapped it over( and close to) a straight edge like a table or workbench. alpem
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    wiring light bulbs in parallel - unusual fixture

    Hi, All you need do is wire each bulb holder to the next in a string. That is wire one side of the holders to live in a row then wire the other side of them to neutral. Make sure none of the joins can be accessed by fingers etc. by screwing the holers to an insulator (piece of wood). Fit a plug...
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