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Prevent hose slippage off small barbs

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Geek1945

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Besides adding a small piece of tube over the tubing at the barb, a drop of Cyano glue on the very end of the hose once installed usually corrects slippage. Make sure hose and barb are cleaned and dry before application. Thanks to GreenHulk forums for this tip.
 
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