1970 One-Sixty Fuel Lines

OneSixty · Mar 22, 2019

After 50 years it's time to rebuild injector pump. While it's out it makes sense to replace the injector lines. I'm not having any luck finding the lines online any where.

Does anyone know if the lines used on any of the Massey Fergusons would work on the One-Sixty.

It has a Perkins 3.152 serial number of 152FU36604D

Thank you in advance.

Jim.ME · Mar 22, 2019

You could try an AGCO dealer. Unless they were leaking I wouldn't replace them, they are special heavy wall tubing and there are many older ones still in use in the world. JMHO.

OneSixty · Mar 22, 2019

Thank you for the reply, we've tried our local dealers and they can't get them. Part of the issue is, two of the lines have been rubbing so one of the lines is worn down, it's a matter of time before it starts to leak or burst.

Jim.ME · Mar 22, 2019

I had a line made for my D19D at a local injection pump shop. They used the old one for a pattern. I have built up worn spots on some up by brazing or silver soldering. Flush well with solvent and air after.

gatz271 · Mar 22, 2019

Yep, if they're not leaking, don't replace.
For the ones that may have rubbed through, you can silver-solder the worn area;
a little build-up is OK, but don't get carried away.

Make sure the line is clean before AND after silver-soldering.
The inside cannot have any foreign material in it !!

OneSixty · Mar 22, 2019

Thank you for the replies. I'm hoping to get the pump back the beginning of next week. The cost to rebuild it was $850 :shock:

Chris(WA) · Mar 23, 2019

I would think the lines from a M-F with a Perkins 3.152 or any of this engines would work. The engine and
fuel system are Perkins, not Allis/Renault.

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