CASE 1030 fuel system help

1031D · Jun 2, 2012

I broke my remote valve a few years ago and just today got around to changing out. What should I use for a pad for the tank? It had weatherstrip foam under it. Also, in the removal somehow the fuel return line got cracked. How much pressure is in there? Can I cut part out and put in a rubber hose or should I use something else?

D G Wells · Jun 3, 2012

Concerning the oil line. If the crack is short in
length, cut it out and install a ferril coupling, if
one is available. Don't know what your exact
situation is but I have done this on auto tranny
lines. ---Derrol in Texas---

1031D · Jun 3, 2012

Problem is the line is cracked 3/4 through in a bend.

casecollectorsc · Jun 3, 2012

Rubber gas line and a couple clamps and you are good to go!!

1031D · Jun 3, 2012

Okay, thanks! I didn't remember how much pressure is in there and it's broken under the platform so I want to fix it while the fuel tank is off.

jon f mn · Jun 3, 2012

For the tank pads I keep some old tie down straps from a flatbed that are no longer usable. They are tough and fleible and you can usually get them for free.

Case Nutty 1660 · Jun 3, 2012

Jim, the hose repair will work but keep an eye on it as the heat from the return fuel will make it fail sooner than a normal suction application, not much pressure on the return cnt

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