Ferret Brake Line Replacement

[Richard Farrant]

Cunifer or Cupro-Nickel is a far superior brake pipe and will not corrode. Can be shaped easily too.

[Robin Craig]

Dear Neil,

Glad to see you have made it here.

Would love to see pictures.

Robin

[Neil Smith]

Wow, thanks for the quick responses and explanation of what bundylin is. Richard, I have found a supplier in the USA and they list 5/16" piping but this leads to another question..... what type of fittings (metric, SAE, Whitworth etc) are used on the Ferret brake lines?

Here's the web site

http://www.fedhillusa.com/

[rob love]

Originally Posted by Neil Smith

Wow, thanks for the quick responses and explanation of what bundylin is. Richard, I have found a supplier in the USA and they list 5/16" piping but this leads to another question..... what type of fittings (metric, SAE, Whitworth etc) are used on the Ferret brake lines?

Here's the web site

http://www.fedhillusa.com/

I saved the old fittings when I redid a ferret. I think they are SAE, but can't say for certain.

[Neil Smith]

Thanks Rob, as soon as I'd made that post, I realized that I wasn't thinking it through and that the simplest thing to do was reuse the old fittings.