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Old 04-01-2015, 02:22 PM
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Hi all,
Should all NF have a brass fuel line with a bowl? Only my 105 does and I guarentee the other ones that have a rubber hose are not factory.
So if the gas tank was attached to the engine it should have brass line?

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Pretty sure "factory" is steel, not brass.

Nothing wrong with using rubber.
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Thanks for the quick answer. I'm restoring these so just trying to get what should be on there
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Old 04-01-2015, 03:12 PM
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If it's a restoration, I completely understand wanting "OEM". Check with Lew, but like I said, pretty sure OEM was steel.
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only the original had copper fuel line if I recall correctly. the 70 on up all had steel fuel lines until the wide frames.
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Thanks all for the answers.
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My 100 and 70 has a steel line and brass fittings.
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I started making some sets for the 10-14 hp ones,I need more rubber bushing material for the 7 hp ones
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You going to make up enough to share?
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He has shared in the past but I think he shared too much. I can say that now
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