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elite mike
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Jeff Brimble
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Holy moley, thats an excellent price 
Air-Line-03KKR 6mm Clear 4 / 6mm Silicone Air Line x 100 mtr Roll (special offer) £12.50 + Vat oh oh no thats the clear, wrong one ???
its the blue that is tried and tested and stands out better ?
Air-Line-02B 300 ft x 6mm New Blue Silicone Airline £26.36 + Vat
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elite mike
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i knew you would like it jeff  |
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matt
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| Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Jeff Brimble wrote: | Holy moley, thats an excellent price
Air-Line-03KKR 6mm Clear 4 / 6mm Silicone Air Line x 100 mtr Roll (special offer) £12.50 + Vat oh oh no thats the clear, wrong one ???
its the blue that is tried and tested and stands out better ?
Air-Line-02B 300 ft x 6mm New Blue Silicone Airline £26.36 + Vat |
so whats best, the blue or clear |
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elite mike
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| Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 4:01 pm Post subject: |
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hi matt
the blue is the best for our use, as it is very flexible ,even in the cold
instead of using a tap you can just pinch the pipe,
if you get some buy it in bulk as its getting harder to get hold of it at a
decent price
mike |
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matt
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| Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 10:43 pm Post subject: |
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| elite mike wrote: | hi matt
the blue is the best for our use, as it is very flexible ,even in the cold
instead of using a tap you can just pinch the pipe,
if you get some buy it in bulk as its getting harder to get hold of it at a
decent price
mike |
cheers
but the clear is still the same size ? ? ? |
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elite mike
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| Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 7:03 pm Post subject: |
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the blue is a lot more pliable than the clear matt
i find the clear all right in temps of 10 deg plus but when its cold
its a pain. 
just posted this on the academy site matt.
well i have had a brilliant day with this hose jeff
nice to have a hose that behaves itself in the cold
dont know how durable it will be , just have to wait and see
first impressions , great bit of kit and well worth it |
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matt
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| Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:45 pm Post subject: |
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| elite mike wrote: | the blue is a lot more pliable than the clear matt
i find the clear all right in temps of 10 deg plus but when its cold
its a pain.
just posted this on the academy site matt.
well i have had a brilliant day with this hose jeff
nice to have a hose that behaves itself in the cold
dont know how durable it will be , just have to wait and see
first impressions , great bit of kit and well worth it |
which did you get, the blue or clear ? ? ? |
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elite mike
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| Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 5:48 pm Post subject: |
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sorry matt BLUE
just had another brilliant day with this hose
thank again jeff for your tip on this hose  |
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DAI
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Jeff Brimble
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Just had delivery of their 300ft roll for £44.66 inc delivery. Its different to my old blue algarde, which you could see the water going through. This one is totally opaque and a brighter light blue. Have cut the last 30ft bit off the roll as its got flattened within the roll. So whats left is approx 270ft, using the small flojet I am getting a flow of approx 1/2 pint or 300ml with the hose partly unrolled approx 70 ft.You get slightly better flow with the hose unrolled. It all fitseasily into one small hozebox cartridge roll.
I reckon 200ft will do me so will cut some off tomorrow.
How you getting on with yours Mike ?
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