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Old 04-24-2014, 12:38 AM   #14
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Re: Where to find a fuel shut off valve?

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I don't see why it wouldn't that's the kinda farmer engineering I'm used to. I know I've heard your suppose to avoid rubber fuel lines as much as possible but mine are 20years old now and I haven't had any problems just make sure they can't rub anywhere.
A complete system out of rubber line is a no-no for sure. But you have to have short rubber pieces that connect the hard line to the fuel pump and the hard line to the fuel tank. So it allows for some flex.

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