I need to replace the fuel line on my old Feather Lute Plus trimmer and want the best I can find.
Tygon F-4040-A line lasts about 2 years and then turns hard even with ethanol free gas.
Tygon came out with LP1100 which is yellow like the F-4040-A but is supposed to be ethanol proof.
Now they have a new Tygon LP1200 that is almost clearer and supposed to be better than the LP1100 but no one seams to be selling it yet.
#2
IndyDude
My fuel line gave out after about 10 years.
I replaced mine with some weed killer line that comes from one of those gallon containers that had setting on the shelf.
I didn't have any money at the time, so I used what was available.
Not sure how long it'll last, but I left it soaking in my racing fuel for 8 hours and it wasn't degraded any, so hopefully it won't break down. Time will tell. :laughing:
#3
reynoldston
I don't know what its called but I buy plastic fuel line from the local auto parts store. Small in size like 1/8 or 3/16?
#4
Parkmower
I always but A few feet of the 3-4 different sizes my outdoor equipment supplier has. Stuff they sell is made by oregon. It's like a dollar a foot and good to have on hand.