Replacing fuel full hose type B for diesel need 1- 1/2 diameter, 10 ft. long. Recommendations?
493699
I purchased 10 ft of shields fuel fill hose this spring for a marine application so far I am happy with the product It appears rugged and well built. Time will tell, but I am confident enough to recommend it as a good product. I'm not sure what type it was I thought A could be wrong and I burn gas not diesel
493700
I have used this hose with gasoline-works fine. I don't know about use with diesel.
493701
I used it in my boats fuel supply, about 7' long. its a stiff hose but can be bend some. works great, putting in water finally this week. :)
687194
Hi DGF - We use K1136 Air Hose from Kuriyama of America...you would just have to pick what diameter and length you'd want it in. Hope this helps!
1381162
Not sure I understand the question - its the same diameter and length of the original fuel line hose that came with my gas tank / fuel hose when I bought my boat 6 years ago. Most fuel lines I've seen in auto stores, Wal-Mart, etc. seem about the same basic size as this - but I haven't measured them. Hope that helps. helps.
261609
Do you have a part # manufacturer... The attachments are all the same until you get to the hand held units that use a manual pressure pump or handle, compressor filled tanks, but it's the PSI rating your looking for. All the hose replacements I researched were all the same size starting from the 1200 PSI units, but the PSI ratings were not and it's important you match the hose up with your units PSI rating of course, even going several 100 PSI heavier never hurts...
223220
I believe you are asking about the discharge size, which is 1 1/4 in. But you can get fittings so you can use a garden hose or 1 1/2 pipe
1061975
not sure of the exact size. It had a shutoff in it when purchased. However I bought a shutoff for the old tank before it cracked and it was the standard small engine fuel line shutoff purchased from my auto parts store (NAPA)
1795013
You will need a 1/2" Male Pipe x 3/8" Male Pipe to connect. The hose has 3/8 flare female on one end and 3/8 NPT female on the other end. Since this hose is actually 3/8" might want to verify rated capacity numbers. I only needed 25,000 BTU so not an issue for me.
942890
I have 1/2" supply line in the house from the meter to the stove. I put a T at the stove and ran a 48" 1/2" corrogated gas line to a 1/2" ball valuve and then to the burner. I have all the BTU's that I need, It roars like a mini jet. It is large enough for resteraunt wak cooking! (Chinese cooking)
877129
The hose I received is Briggs and Stratton Part#2414 and is 25" long with 4 clamps. Although I ordered this over a month ago, I haven't installed it yet so I was able to measure it. It's a standard fuel hose for a lawnmower. Hope this helps.
65348
1/4" or 3/8" hose will work. You just need standard fittings to hook it to the compressor.
235252
My unit came with a 10' length of a light weight plastic hose that is probably 1/2" in diameter.
978203
Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.
2090386
A standard size air compressor hose. You can purchase one at a local builders supply or auto parts store. take compressor and let them match your coupling connectors.
2028897
The size of air hose is up to you. You need to provide the standard 1/4" NPT connector or I guess any other fitting you prefer.
1275677
The 1/2 inch is referring the the drive that the socket attaches to. As for the hose skip the 1/4 hose and fittings and use 3/8 filing and 1/2 hose. There is much more airflow and power to be had when using them.
1627148
Purchased the fuel line and quick fittings from Amazon/ It's threaded. So, you will need alittle thread tape/sealant, and a 1/4" fitting for the fuel line. I purchased, Moeller Marine Fuel Tank NPT Connector (Johnson/Evinrude, 1/4", Male). Was $9.99. Tank, fuel line, and fitting worked great so far. No leaks, and much better price than at a marine store.
2104900
It really depends on what size fuel lines you have. Could be 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" o.d. You will have to measure lines with a caliper to get the right size fittings for your lines at hardware store. The threads that fit into the pump are 1/4" pipe thread. Ace Hardware has a good stock of various sizes of fittings. They also have copper tubing, hose and clamps.