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great pics! reminds me on my own trips in the states....miss your country badly.

@ VI cool pics! very nice truck and woman... is that a snorkel on the aircleaner? do you hve pics??

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Ray, this is not fair!!! now i'm jealous! it's a beautiful truck, you can really be proud about it! :beer:

wow, thanks a lot! i will contact them request it. did you bring the old hose to them as a pattern? or do they know by vehicle (REO included :-) ) what hose is needed?

i've trialed that. nobody here in germany has the proper fittings, not even Goodridge. I've requested 6!! full sets. No way.

you are both right.... but its not possible to see if its good or not from viewing.

i guess stainless braided lines are not necessary. the stainless braided teflon tube are more sensitve against kinking than the rubber ones. a good quality job and quality material, thats enough. if i have the opportunity , i would go the route WillWagner suggested: Custom made brake hoses...

Sounds good! Here i can get HQ hoses but only in metric dimensions. Your recommendation is the reason for my search..... NOS means No Old Sh...t :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: especially true with brake parts.... Mr.G. After the first failure he replaced all the hoses. With the not really...

thanks :-) i trial to write as correctly and clear as possible. If i use the wrong terms, please correct me.

it was the hose, not the tube.

Gentlemen, one year ago i meet a buddy with a M109. we went wheeling, at the evening we are talking REO and stuff. He told me that he is feeling uncomfortable with the single brake system. direct qoute: i've changed all brakes hoses, new cylinder, fresh fluid, everything is fine, but i feel...

:beer: agree....

wow...i like it.....looks great!

congrats!

lifting bags like these: Vetter Emergency - Pneumatic tents from the leading manufacturer. are useful. the fire department sort them out due age after a few years.... also helpfull is a griphoist griphoist - Google-Suche slow, heavy and hard work, but works under any angle and without motor.

good job!

i guess cause air is compressible, liquids are not. if you lift something, close the valve, the crane is stable with hydraulik. with air not, if you add more load with a hoist or a winch, the arm goes down. ps: dxxxmn, i'm typing to slow....3 good answers while i'm typing..... PS: may...

nice! looks really comfy!

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