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I need to replace fuel line in my JD LT150 do I need to drain tank and where would I drain the gasoline??
replacing fuel line in a John Deere LT150
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Yes you will need to at least partially drain the tank.
The outlet is slightly forward of the middle of the tank
So you can pull the line off a the fuel pump then back down under the mower.
From there it will drain by gravity.
This will be easier if you pull the deck off first.
It is a strait swap job the other end just has clip on it same as the carb end.
I usually split the very end of the tube and peel it back so there is no strain on the spiggot on the tank.
Yes you will need to at least partially drain the tank.
The outlet is slightly forward of the middle of the tank
So you can pull the line off a the fuel pump then back down under the mower.
From there it will drain by gravity.
This will be easier if you pull the deck off first.
It is a strait swap job the other end just has clip on it same as the carb end.
I usually split the very end of the tube and peel it back so there is no strain on the spiggot on the tank.
bertsmobile1
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Part number ?
!/4" fuel line
Rubber if you want it to look the same
Tygon if you want spend some more money on better tube.
What ever you get make sure it is BRANDED on the tube
Lots of fake tube made from recycled chewing gum and about as long lasting.
!/4" fuel line
Rubber if you want it to look the same
Tygon if you want spend some more money on better tube.
What ever you get make sure it is BRANDED on the tube
Lots of fake tube made from recycled chewing gum and about as long lasting.