On Friday 04 December 2015 00:34:14 rayj wrote: > Thanks for the reply. > > It's not so much the pressure, it's the degradation from the oil that > concerns me. It's a hand pump system and the fluid is being drawn up > the hose. Problem I have with the current hose is that is is so stiff > it knocks over the jug I'm pumping from. It's so hard it's starting to > loose the seal over the barbs on the fittings. Looking for something > that will stay flexible after long exposure to the oil. > > Raymond Julian > Kettle River, MN > Until shown differently, I'd have to assume the fuel line, if it can be had in a big enough bore to fit your hose barbs, would be just the ticket. But can you not substitute a magnetically coupled small pump for the hand pump? Those can generally handle some pretty ugly chemistry, like ferric chloride for PCB etchant. Check the fine print of a decorative fountain pump at Lowes, HD etc. I have some experience with that 50 some years ago, even spent, its very destructive stuff to try and put down the drain. We hadn't heard of neutralizer yet in those days. :(
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