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Super 55 Fuel Line

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Biscuit

03-05-2004 16:56:36

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Hello All,

It is finally spring time here in New England...well maybe. I have the carb for my Super 55 at the shop being rebuilt and figured I'd modify the fuel line before putting the "new" carb back on. I am interested in putting an in line filter in the gas line. I have seen several posts on here about doing this modification. I saw a post that mentioned needing to add a low pressure fuel pump because after adding the filter there wasn't adequate fuel flow. Is this common with the addition of a fuel filter? If so can anyone tell me a good brand or part number for an adequate fuel pump with the original 6V + ground system. What size is the fuel line on the S55? Mine is copper tubing with flare type connectors. Wondering what you all use for fuel lines.

Thanks all,
Biscuit

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ron

03-07-2004 13:23:16

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Re: Super 55 Fuel Line in reply to Biscuit, 03-05-2004 16:56:36

i have 2 770's that have this inline filter. one is in a rubber line, the other one somebody cut the steel line and inserted filter and 2 short rubber lines with clamps. both ways seem to filter well, and the tractors don't starve from lack of flow. i wonder who told you yours would? try it out. you will be ok. good luck ron

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Stu

03-06-2004 12:56:21

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Re: Super 55 Fuel Line in reply to Biscuit, 03-05-2004 16:56:36

I have the exact simple system as you refer to. Out of the tank is a rubber fuel line into and inline fuel filter(3$), and and then runs down a rubber fuel line around the battery box and into the carb. No fuel pump, no problems.

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