How To Change A Regulator Hose

How To Change A Regulator Hose
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Hoses come in a huge range of colors, fittings, and lengths to customize and replace hoses on your regulator set. We use three types of hose scuba diving; high-pressure gauge hoses for your pressure gauges, low-pressure regulator hoses for your 2nd stages and low-pressure QD hoses for BCDs and Drysuits.
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[@ny12883]

Is it recommend to use a small bit of scuba silicone on the o ring before screwing back on the 1st strange?

[@jerardwashington7390]

how to change high pressure hose that is connected to the psi/compass

[@Teampegleg]

Both - Rubber hoses for long hoses, flex hoses for everything else.

[@vickyd7541]

what is the name of the tool to use for ScubaPro-like hoses? I can't see any tools in your shop...

[@williamwells8672]

I like to use braided hoses, due color and travel.

[@fastfoxshark]

Is there an o-ring between the regulator and the low pressure hose?

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

Yes, there are o-rings between every connection where water intrusion is going to be a problem.

[@gee4526]

I am a rubber hose guy. I like the braided hose Idea, great concept. the only problem I see with it is, they have no weight and if you should loose control of your second stage for what ever reason, you may find it floating somewhere above you instead of resting at your side where it should be.

[@c.patricksadowski9959]

Gee makes sense.

[@CoyoteBoyUK]

Except your 2nd is likely very negative and will sink regardless?

[@williamwells8672]

That is definitely different than my experience. I had a octo keep coming loose on my diving trips and it just hung down. It was on a 36" braided hose.

[@liamhennelly3961]

Your 2nd stage would have to weigh practically nothing for it to float. The weight of your 2nd stage would make it sink imo