Fuel line T connectors ?
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This is not exactly what you asked but take a piece of fuel line down to a good auto supply and ask them to help you find a size that the tubing will slip over. These are usually the plastic type used for air lines in a vehicle. I never had any trouble with them in fuel line service.
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Aluminum or plastic, I use both. You can pick them up at most hobby stores that carry Dubro and Sullivan hardware. In a pinch you can use the one obtained at garden supply stores used for small irrigation drip lines. File down the sharp tips.
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Go to the local fish store.
They have chrome plated brass T's for $1.29 to 1.69 each.
They work great. The ones I buy are soldered and then plated.
No leaks.
They have chrome plated brass T's for $1.29 to 1.69 each.
They work great. The ones I buy are soldered and then plated.
No leaks.
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I have to ask this, I am not a blood brother fisherman and go a coupl e times a year most of my life but what would those T's be use for in fishing?