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Hi All,

I have a variety of Sard and Turbosmart branded blue silicone vacuum hoses for sale.

Good quality silicone hosing that are thick walled, and don't collaspe like your cheap eBay sh!t.

Sard hosing has the brand marking SARD etched into the hosing. The Turbosmart doesn't have brand marking at all.

There are good lengths and some are off cuts.

I measured them all up, and approx measurements as follows:

4mm Sard

1x 1.5m

1x 0.9m

6mm Sard

1x 1.0m

1x 0.5m

1x 0.6m

6mm Turbosmart

1x 5.6m

There are a few more extra off cuts around 0.5m to 0.7m in length, but they have been used so I haven't included it above. But they also be included in the pack.

This whole pack I'm after $70 ono picked up in Burwood East VIC or posted via Exp Post anywhere in Aus.

Given that a pack of 6mm x 3.0m Turbosmart go for about $40-50 delivered, I think that the variety pack I have is more than reasonable.

Preferred contact via sms on zero four two one 1 2 1 eight one eight.

Cheers,

Andy

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