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Rubber gas line

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LWD

10-14-2006 22:42:54




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It looks like a quick fix,with steel finding all the parts is a problem.




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1755

10-17-2006 17:19:49




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-14-2006 22:42:54  
I just put all Steel lines with an inline filter on both our CAs the filter is off a old ford about 2in or sow across and I had to go to 5/16 line but it is not much sise diferance to notis and it has lasted all sumer and is still good the rubber line was lasting about 4 months and it would start to crack and never survive the winter but it had to be cureled around the air breather and it cracked at the bends

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LWD

10-16-2006 01:10:23




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-14-2006 22:42:54  
it be one of them four letter words(ford 900)my Allis are lots more easy to work on,but I dont have any set up with 3point hitch yet.



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LWD

10-15-2006 19:35:15




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-14-2006 22:42:54  
this tractor has very little room and the sediment bowl is on the carb. the shut off is bolted to the gas tank,and a new one cost 40.00. I have made a bolt on flange with a 1/8 pipe thread hole and have not found a valve that will fit in a inch and three quarter space between gas tank and tappit cover(with pipe threads). I have found a plastic valve with hose barbs,made by globe, for lawn mowers,,what you think??thinks for your input.

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old

10-15-2006 21:52:42




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-15-2006 19:35:15  
Waht tractor do you have?? I would help use to know that so maybe we could tell you what you might need to do



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10-15-2006 12:23:24




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-14-2006 22:42:54  
I use it a lot but if I want things to look right I use brake line since most use the same size fittings as premade brake line. But it depends on what tractor I'm working with and what I plain to do with it.



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RandyN (MO)

10-15-2006 07:13:23




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 Re: Rubber gas line in reply to LWD, 10-14-2006 22:42:54  
Hi LWD,

I have used rubber fuel line with no problems, however, I prefer steel because that is "original".

What I like to use is pre-made brake line from any auto parts store. The fittings may require adaptors to fit into your carb and fuel bowl in order to seal, but they are typically the same thread. They have the compression fitting like what's on the fuel bowls for Fords and Masseys. The brake line bends fairly easily. I get a piece of wire and bend it to "fit" where the line should go...straigten it back out and measure it...that'll tell you about what size brake line to get.

RandyN

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