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Originally Posted by swiss 
Another thing I've done in the past is use a heat gun to soften it up, rig up something to stretch the hose a little (needlenose pliers held open with something wedged between the handles worked for me), let it cool, then when you take it all apart you have a minute to position it before it shrinks back down. That works really well.
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Originally Posted by coach
go to plumbing section at lowes. THey have barb to barb reducers for hose in brass. Get one for your application.
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Originally Posted by swiss Another thing I've done in the past is use a heat gun to soften it up, rig up something to stretch the hose a little (needlenose pliers held open with something wedged between the handles worked for me), let it cool, then when you take it all apart you have a minute to position it before it shrinks back down. That works really well.
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Originally Posted by coach go to plumbing section at lowes. THey have barb to barb reducers for hose in brass. Get one for your application.
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