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26-03-20, 13:35
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Bundy tubing
Our trucks need brake pipes . Found this wartime advert interesting .
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26-03-20, 16:03
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I always considered the term "Bundy tubing" as a universal phrase for the seamless tubing used on brakes and fuel lines. But when a co-worker went to NAPA a couple years ago to get me a couple rolls, even the 2 old counter guys had never heard the term.
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26-03-20, 18:18
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Bundy tubing is a term that I have been familiar with for the last 50 years as a generally used term in the automotive world here in the UK.
David
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26-03-20, 18:23
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Don't you keep a roll of spare .....
Bundy tubing in the boot of the car next to the spare tyre????
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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26-03-20, 19:49
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Check out how it's made: It's made from flat steel and rolled into two laps of a circle and then sweated together. Mr Bundy (not Al Bundy) was quite clever.
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26-03-20, 23:21
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