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**XLiquidX** · January 6th, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Cocker16

Idk but some1 said atht macro line is used for the 3way but thats totaly wrong bah this is why u should always use quotes no mix ups.

sorry man, I did hit the quote buttong but i messed with it a lil and deleted something out of the 'formula'. i editted it like 3 times so finally i just wrote it lol

can anyone enaser me what they mean by busting and how the macro stays in by just putting it in the fitting ? thanx

**No1TubaPlayer** · January 6th, 08:43 PM

usually it just gets a hole in it about halfway around the diameter in the hose, and makes a loud hissing sound.. scare the crap out of u tho...

**MP11** · January 6th, 09:46 PM

The problem people have with macroline is they cut it to short. I have had the same macroline on my E-MIO for a year and never had a problem.

As for how does macroline stay in; you slide the macroline into the connector and push up the collar. The collar locks the macroline in place.

-Mike

**XLiquidX** · January 6th, 10:18 PM

whats the collar? and when it busts, does it just start hissing or does it make like a loud crack that scares the hell outta u ? lol

**Cocker16** · January 7th, 12:04 AM

just a small leaking noise nothing more.

I made the mistake of not even putting the macro line back in long morning. And it just sounded like the tank was getting filled.

Collar is a metal fitting on the macro line that slides up and down. If u get a leak do waht a i do just wrap the fittings and everything in teflon tape works like a charm.

**Master of Paint** · January 7th, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by No1TubaPlayer

no one specified they meant fittings:-p

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Originally Posted by Master of Paint

Ok, last time i checked, 3way hoses are a ***** to put on. I posted that last picture for a reason. Its easy as hell to connect, all you do is slide it into the fitting.

Cake.

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Originally Posted by XLiquidX

How the hell does it stay in the fitting then? i want macro if once it leaks i just take it out and put another one in, but i dont want it burting all the time ( what do u guys mean by bursting, i flyes out of the fitting or something? )

It just works, leave it at that. Not a hard concept.

**frazier2209** · January 28th, 03:51 PM

Micro line actualling has a higher operating psi than macroline. Hardline vs Macro the bottom one

This is how mine blewup! Scary!

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