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02-12-2009, 09:39 AM
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| I'm not a hydraulics guy but worked on the electronics of several installations: if the parts being conected are not moving with respect to each other it's a lot cheaper to use the solid tubing with the compression fittings as Frosty suggested. Also, don't overspecify or use a non-standard pressure, use the closest standard.
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