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S-Type Flexible Fuel Line Pipe for General Purpose Tractors

Original price was: $14.13.Current price is: $10.81.

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When you’re working with older equipment or building custom fuel lines, having quality flexible fuel pipe on hand makes all the difference. This 100cm S-type fuel line is the kind of versatile pipe that solves problems when you’re out in the shop or dealing with a fuel system repair that needs a custom solution. It bends easily for routing around engine components while staying flexible enough to handle the vibration and movement that farm equipment dishes out.

What You’re Getting

  • 100cm length gives you plenty of material for most repairs or custom installations
  • S-type design provides excellent flexibility for tight routing around engine components
  • Quality construction handles the temperature swings and vibration of farm equipment
  • Works with standard fuel fittings for easy integration into existing systems
  • General purpose design fits various tractor brands and models

Built for Real Farm Work

This fuel pipe works across a wide range of general purpose tractors where you need reliable fuel delivery. Whether you’re maintaining utility tractors for livestock operations, smaller models used for hay equipment, or older tractors that need custom fuel line routing, this flexible pipe adapts to your specific application.

Made to Last

Quality fuel line material resists the degrading effects of modern diesel and gasoline while staying flexible in both summer heat and winter cold. The construction handles the constant vibration and movement of tractor operation without cracking or hardening over time.

Installation Notes

Cut to the exact length you need and use proper fuel-rated clamps at both ends. When routing the line, avoid sharp edges and keep it away from exhaust components or other heat sources. A good tip is to secure the line at regular intervals to prevent chafing against the frame or engine block during operation.