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Old 13-05-16, 14:01
Sterling Ball Sterling Ball is offline
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Default BSA WM20 oil line sleeve

Hi all. I'm looking for the rubber sleeves that go over the oil feed and return lines. I need 2 if anyone has or knows of a source that would be appreciated.

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Old 14-05-16, 01:36
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Hi Sterling,

Just a tip mate! If you can all ways post a photo of what you are looking for or were the part go's it helps us to see what you are looking for and to give you tips to were to get it.


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Old 14-05-16, 04:16
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hi Ian,
thanks for the tip, heres a photo of a pair of oil lines with the rubber sleeves that im looking for. if someone has the complete line and doesnt want to split the sleeve im happy to buy the lot.

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Old 14-05-16, 04:17
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P6030014.jpg

heres a photo
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Old 14-05-16, 13:28
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Is it an actual rubber sleeve pushed over the steel line for some sort of protection or a separate piece crimped to the pipe to make a flexible joint?
Looking at the picture again it looks like a separate hose crimped to the steel pipe to make a flexible section.
Easy to make if I had dimensions.
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Old 14-05-16, 14:08
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hi Paul,

Thanks for the reply, as far as my research can discover the oil line is a solid pipe and the rubber sleeve slides over it, for what purpose im not sure, heres a photo of some without the sleeve oilpipes.jpg

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