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I always used to use synaflex hoses on masts when the hoses were going over rollers. Some of the new machines now have got steel wire braided and over time this wire breaks down and starts to show through. Is there a reason why steel wire braided is being used now. Samuk/Hangcha trucks are one example.
  • Posted 19 Sep 2012 01:26
  • By heightlift
  • joined 19 Sep'12 - 139 messages
  • North, United Kingdom

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