what did you plug ur T-line with?

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MLMIB

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• Jul 23, 2003

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'cause I got some ball valve contraption to seal mine, but I think there should be an easier way, any suggestions?

thanx

 

The Spyder

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• Jul 23, 2003

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cap to a washable crayola marker, thick hahahaha- works great

 

Tical

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• Jul 23, 2003

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Rubber stopper from Home Depot for like 50 cents, cut a small piece of hose to take with you because they sell different sizes.

 

Nico3k

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• Jul 23, 2003

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Ooooo, ooooo... take some plastic wrap, and coil it into the shape of a cork. works perfectly!

1 sec.. brb.. let me take a pic for you..

credit for the idea goes to my mom lol

 

Soja

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• Jul 23, 2003

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Get a pvc plug from a hardware store. Cost like 30 cents.

 

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Caeberos

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• Jul 24, 2003

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a barb i was gonna use for a res, and a cap from my basement

 

anvil82

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• Jul 24, 2003

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1/2" bard to 3/4" thread.

Then I use a 3/4" cap, I used a brass one because that's all I could find, I will replace it with a pvc one when i can find a pvc one that is threaded. It works great and acts like a mini funnel making filling it easy.

 

stryder2720

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• Jul 24, 2003

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I used a wire nut and then put a clamp around that. My whole system is air tight

 

altec

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I used a AA battery. IT fits perfectly in the 1/2" tubing I use.

 

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NeoMoses

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• Jul 24, 2003

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I use a hose barb with a cap (AKA T-Line Cap). Just as leak-proof as any other fitting in my system, and very professional looking.

 

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Daemonfly

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• Jul 24, 2003

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Buddy got me a brass end piece that has a hex-head "bolt" with o-ring that threads into it. It's been fully water tight so far.

 

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MikeTimbers

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• Jul 24, 2003

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altec said:

I used a AA battery. IT fits perfectly in the 1/2" tubing I use.

Click to expand...

So do I, great minds think alike.

 

vonkaar

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• Jul 24, 2003

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CAP? What cap? Live life on the edge and go without!

 

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tyshy

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• Jul 25, 2003

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lol..until you decide to go to a lan party and jostle your machine a bit too much....

 

FIZZ3

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• Jul 25, 2003

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Brass threaded cap, works ok.