pumbing raditor

[dirtydog]

when puttin the raditor in the bed is 2 1\2 "o.d. ex pipe to big. its what i got lying around to use

[Ranger Dave]

that will work.  as long as it fits you hose.

[betterbeaters]

I used 2" and I think its a little big but it works!

[BigFrank]

i used 1 1/2 emt electrical conduit  about 10 bucks for 10 feet stick  hoses fit over it easy with some wd 40 they also have 45 degree and 90 sweeps or bends

[dirtydog]

 a buddy was tring to talk me into useing that stuff but i was sure do u glue it together or how is it connected together 

i used 1 1/2 emt electrical conduit  about 10 bucks for 10 feet stick  hoses fit over it easy with some wd 40 they also have 45 degree and 90 sweeps or bends

[BigFrank]

a buddy was tring to talk me into useing that stuff but i was sure do u glue it together or how is it connected together

i used 1 1/2 emt electrical conduit  about 10 bucks for 10 feet stick  hoses fit over it easy with some wd 40 they also have 45 degree and 90 sweeps or bends

electrical metal tubing=  E M T  i just used short prices of rubber rad hose  they also have couplers that ya could weld together  i tried using a harbor freight bender but the wall thickness is thin and it kinked it were the rollers touch the top  my cousin that does electrical contracting says the hand benders  they use  work if ya have enough hamburger on yer ass to bend it  but they doo make nice bends    when i started mine  i wanted to make it all one peice front to back but ther wouldnt be possible to fit it in there

[Ranger Dave]

i did mine 10 yrs ago. with 1 1/2 galv water pipe. all one peace from front to back, bent it with a backhow.   its  worked  fine.   everyone  has there own way of doing things.  what ever you have lieing around,  just  make it work.

[BigFrank]

i did mine 10 yrs ago. with 1 1/2 galv water pipe. all one peace from front to back, bent it with a backhow.   its  worked  fine.   everyone  has there own way of doing things.  what ever you have lieing around,  just  make it work.

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