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Old 03-05-2017, 02:37 PM
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IHCCW has two nuts. Part number KH-220786. They also have a picture of the line itself but don't have any.
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This is just too complicated. I WILL find a used one. If not, I will put rubber on it and be done with it.
Come on Ronnie, don't be fuel-ish, you want it to be correct, besides that will be a sharp bend for a rubber hose.
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Come on Ronnie, don't be fuel-ish, you want it to be correct, besides that will be a sharp bend for a rubber hose.
I don't give up that easy. If I must, I will take one of mine and have a couple stainless ones made.
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I found these at a hardware near me. They fit in the carb. and sediment bowl. Any reason they wouldn't work with the compression nuts?

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Those appear to be made for a copper style ferrule. No, they will not work with the rubber style ferrule.
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Looks just like the one that was on my 104.
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Those appear to be made for a copper style ferrule. No, they will not work with the rubber style ferrule.
What will work? These? They look the same?

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Those appear to be made for a copper style ferrule. No, they will not work with the rubber style ferrule.
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Are you sure about that? They look like what was on my O.
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Yes, I'm pretty sure. Hardware stores don't sell the type for rubber seal. The threads are different at the nut. It's a fine thread on the rubber type, and the flange is different. With a nut on and screwed down tight, they look identical, but they are different thread.

Now, would they seal..... Maybe since it's just gravity fed. But I'd lay a dollar down and say the nut already on the line is fine thread.
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The ones you gots at the hawdware store are the same.
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