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Engine runs! Have 2 questions on Farmall Regular fuel lines

SweetFeet

SweetFeet

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Husband has two questions about Farmall Regular fuel lines (can't find an answer in the Markle book).

1. Were original Farmall Regular fuel lines made out of steel or out of copper.

2. Could anyone post a photo of Regular fuel lines that they know are original (or at least configured to match the original ones)?
a. pic showing fuel line from small starter tank to the sediment bowl
b. pic showing fuel line from sediment bowl to the carburetor
... he would like to make up a set of fuel lines to match the look of original ones from the factory.

Thanks if you can help out!

The engine is real close to going back into the tractor!! My husband recently started the engine on an engine stand and it's running nice! I made video of the first-start up... she belched a bunch of black smoke and then smoothed out and ran well.
It was really a fun moment to have saved to video.
 
I can't remember how they look on mine if no one has posted anything by morning I'll drive out to the farm and snap some pics of the lines for you!
 
A while ago you posted instructions for posting pictures. A felLow on the Ferguson board needs instruction, and the link I bookmarked doesn't work anymore. Could you give a link to your instructions again??? THANKS
 
Dave,

Here you go.

These instructions are actually saved as a photo... if you want them to post for others in the future, you can Right-Click on it, then choose "Save As Picture" and name the file and save it in your pictures folder. (Just make sure you save it as a Jpeg file because those work for certain on YT... some other formats don't work.)
a157488.jpg
 
HenryO,

Thank you. Husband was thinking your way... that if steel, he could use brake line.
 
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