464 fuel line

Born to hunt · Dec 1, 2017

I asked this question earlier-
My 464 gas tank was just relined, and I need to know how to route the fuel lines from the tank to the fuel pump. The previous owner had a boat gas tank hooked up to the fuel pump (old rusty tank on 464) I got the fuel tank relined and shiny.
There are three outlets from the tank- one on the bottom right and left side of the tank, and one for the the glass bowl. Can anyone help me figure out how to connect all these lines in the right sequence? The lines were all cut off and gone when I bought the tractor. Might be similar on different models...I just need a starting point. I tried looking for photos on line to no avail. Thanks!

JimB2 · Dec 1, 2017

Hi, is your 464 gas or Diesel? I am thinking it is gas since you mention fuel pump?

JimB

Born to hunt · Dec 1, 2017

gas. what's left of the cut fuel lines seems to be copper line, the original fittings are still on the tank

JimB2 · Dec 1, 2017

Hi, never worked on a gas model always Diesel but looked at caseih.com parts 464 and there was a break down for gas engine fuel tank.

See: https://partstore.caseih.com/us/parts-search.html?csid=ce3bb0dacedc76333aca5fce6c1c22be&sl=EN&currency=#epc::mr52545ar680019

Re Copper for lines, copper will last for a few years but will eventually crack at the connections due to vibration.
Steel lines are the recommended replacement but again if you only use this tractor a few hours a year the copper may last many years. When I was young and lived on the family farm, replacement copper fuel lines on a Diesel would only last a year and then crack at a connection joint. There are newer steel lines available but more $$ that are easily formed without a bending tool.

JimB
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