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Without damaging the hose or the insert?
I don't have a vice and my thumbs are proving too weak
You need the special yellow hose clamps then gently tap them in, very difficult with out them.
if you dont have a vice or the yellow clamp jaws, try putting the hose end in boiling water for a while first before tapping the insert in.
The little brass insert is one of the reasons why I have Goodrich hoses on mine...
one of the reasons why I have Goodrich hoses on mine...
the other being you are a fashion conscious jey-boy ๐
If you've got some quik-clamps with rubber feet they work just clamp it enough to hold the hose, failing that make your own blocks, drill a 6 or 7 mm hole in a bit of wood and then split the wood.
i held onto the insert with pliers, heated it up and then 'gently' worked it into the tubing.
still working.
Use a hair dryer to heat the cable a bit and then the insert goes in much easier. A tip that I got here years ago that proved very useful, so thank you whoever it was.
You know me too well... ๐
Nice one GrumpyDave that works well!