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LA fuel line needed

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combinekid

05-15-2007 00:07:15




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Was wondering if anybody out there had a good fuel line that goes from the carb to the fuel strainer bowl on a gas tractor? If so I would be interested Thanks




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combinekid

05-16-2007 20:12:09




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 Re: LA fuel line needed in reply to combinekid, 05-15-2007 00:07:15  
yep suppose your right on the making the line part I just thought that if someone had one then I could get one that was shaped correctly since I dont have one to copy. As for the radiator. I have yet to put it back together I have been really busy the last several weeks and have had almost zero time to devote to my tractor. I want to have the upper and lower tanks sandbasted befor I put it back together. I just simply have not had time to get this done. Oh well guss thats just the way it goes.

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Camboted

05-17-2007 03:55:36




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 Re: LA fuel line needed in reply to combinekid, 05-16-2007 20:12:09  
Kid, the original lines were steel. You can get the same meaterial as a brake line at any auto parts store. I think the LA used 3/8 (not sure). They should also sell a tube bender and a flaring tool for the tube. I've made several for DC's and they come out exactally like the original. You may mess one up in practice but they are not expensive. LOL!



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caseman-d

05-15-2007 21:03:41




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 Re: LA fuel line needed in reply to combinekid, 05-15-2007 00:07:15  
Combinekid,
How did you turn out on your radiator leak. Did you try some of them GM tablets?
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Brian in Ohio

05-15-2007 06:03:06




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 Re: LA fuel line needed in reply to combinekid, 05-15-2007 00:07:15  
You could probably make one a lot easier than finding a used one. Two fittings, some copper line, and a couple of minutes with a flaring tool. Easy job.



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