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Glenn FitzGeral

07-13-2005 19:37:59

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I need a new gas line on my DC. I have not checked the CASE dealer yet, but what have you folks used to replace yours? What material did you use? Thanks, Glenn F.

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Scott KY

07-14-2005 04:20:05

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Re: DC Gas Line in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 07-13-2005 19:37:59

You can easily make one with some copper tubing and some compression fittings. You won't have to flare the ends with the compression fittings. Any auto parts store should have what you need. I think it takes 5/16 line.

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Camboted

07-14-2005 04:08:58

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Re: DC Gas Line in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 07-13-2005 19:37:59

Glen,

Forget about buying a new one. Get yourself a tube bender at your local hardware store and some steel tubing, brake line, (large truck) or power steering tubing, and a flaring tool, some brass fittings at the local hardware store, and make one. We used a power steering line off a Toyota to make this one. On the clutch spring, you can find some pretty close replacements off current implements, sorry I cant tell you where to look. If you had a friendly parts man, and a copy, he"d be a big help. LOL!

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Camboted

07-14-2005 04:50:33

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Re: DC Gas Line in reply to Camboted, 07-14-2005 04:08:58

Sorry Glenn, you can tell I haven't been on the forum much lately, too busy, I posted the wrong picture. Copper, and ever rubber, would be cheap easy solutions, but if you want to restore it you need steel.

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