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I needed a new fuel line for a Husky 55 project saw I'm working on. I found a new Husky line so that's taken care of, but I looked and looked and could'nd find any aftermarket fuel line in the correct size. Everything I see jumps from 1/8" i.d. / 3/16" o.d. to 3/16" i.d. / 5/16" o.d. and you need something in-between these sizes.

To replace the line on the Husky with aftermarket line you would need something in the neighborhood of 5/32 i.d. / 1/4" o.d. Does anyone know if this size, or something similar is available? Just thought I'd ask in case I need some in the future. It's just soooooo expensive to buy the OEM fuel lines!
Matt
 
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Oregon make some as well as http://www.cutterschoice.com has some and maybe some sponsers here. The fuel line prob will never be the right size as i know from working on the Echo's one end fits the other is big. So i took some old 9mm or .30m1 shell casings and cut the end off and made little line crimpers out of them to hold the bigger line on the smaller nipple...Bob
 
I needed a new fuel line for a Husky 55 project saw I'm working on. I found a new Husky line so that's taken care of, but I looked and looked and could'nd find any aftermarket fuel line in the correct size. Everything I see jumps from 1/8" i.d. / 3/16" o.d. to 3/16" i.d. / 5/16" o.d. and you need something in-between these sizes.

To replace the line on the Husky with aftermarket line you would need something in the neighborhood of 5/32 i.d. / 1/4" o.d. Does anyone know if this size, or something similar is available? Just thought I'd ask in case I need some in the future. It's just soooooo expensive to buy the OEM fuel lines!
Matt

My local hardware store has reels of clear Tygon fuel holes in a half dozen sizes - all small. Model stores - boats, plane etc, also have the small sizes. If you want the small metric stuff, talk to your stihl or whatever dealer, and buy it in bulk - 10 foot rolls for $22 MSRP or 50 foot for $30 MSRP... make it very cheap per inch...
 
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