You're most welcome.

I still think a hydro sonic cleaning might do the trick..... should
you have access to a cleaner!

An old girlfriend of mine, wait, no, can't say "old.. " anymore, ex
girlfriend of mine took a part from my euphonium (baritone horn) to
her place of work (hospital) and popped it in the cleaner machine. I
could not believe how clean it was when it arrived back.

And too bad. It looks like that Dometic 182 in Seattle is gone. (?)

I still think that line looks like brake line but I'm too lazy to go
outside and measure things.

;)

Neil.

On 6/30/17, David McNeely <davmcneely40@gmail.com> wrote:

> Much thanks to David, Neil, Jeff, and Robert for their helpful responses.
>
> Spokane Hose turned out to be no go on making a gas line.  On to Inland
> Pacific Hose at Spokane Hose's recommendation.  Nope.  Both places because
> the line is metric (turns out, it is 4 mm O.D.), no new fittings,
>
> Don't have and can't get the line, and cannot make one.  But provided
> advice:  Get a solvent called Evapo-Rust, soak the part overnight.  Ok,
> found the solvent at Harbor Freight.  Picked up some cheap tools ("lifetime
> warranty", yipee) while there.

> Will try the Evapo-Rust, see how that goes, and if it works, great.  If
> not, one more try, Chuck.  If that fails, does anyone have a refrigerator
> that works that they want to part with, or just the line?

--
Neil n

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