Install Chainsaw Fuel Line In 20 Seconds: Make The Homemade Tool

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These are really nice for reaching in a fuel tank and clamping off active fuel lines. A must have tool for any small engine mechanic. In this video I show you have to make a simple to for snaking fuel lines into 2 cycle equipment. Disclaimer:
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[@johnwoody9505]

I've always repaired the chainsaws I have and friends ones including fitting a replacement Husqvarna 373XP piston and cylinder on a friends machine. When my Husqvarna 351 started leaking fuel from the hose as it exited the fuel tank, I ordered a new hose. When it arrived and I sat down with the new hose and the saw I couldn't see an easy way to complete the fix, surely I could do this easily!! Well I sat there and in the end gave up and did a google search and came to this website.I used this method but had some old mains house wiring with 2.5 mm solid copper wire, I stripped off the insulation and made a puller with this copper wire. This clip showed an easy way to tread the rubber tubing through the tank etc. So a huge thanks for your info!! I've just got a second saw of mine to fix needing a new fuel line, no problem now. KZbin and people willing to share their knowledge is such a great thing to have at our disposal.

[@jackmc8117]

Hey man, thanks for this tip! You made the video nine years ago and it still rules. Followed your directions and everything worked flawlessly.

[@apapknarf]

Thank you for posting this. After about an hour of trying to fish a line I was about to quit. I stumbled across this video and in about 2 minutes I built the concept of this tool and had the line fished. Thank you again.

[@dmrryan]

Thank you, sir, for sharing how to do this and how to make the tool. This is what makes KZbin great! I’ve just finished making mine and can’t wait to replace the fuel line I’ve been trying to figure out how to replace. Very much appreciated!

[@paullupke4425]

Thank you for posting this, I just spent at least 1 hour installing one fuel line yesterday and I will make this tool before I replace the next fuel line. If I had this months ago it would have saved many hours of struggling to replace the two lines on my MacCat chain saw with a bulb primer. Thank you again.

[@davids9139]

That's AWESOME!!!! I just used some picture hanging wire attached to a screwdriver (as my handle) and it pulled the new Tygon line through! You saved me from a lot of wasted time and frustration! Thank you so much for sharing! :D

[@michaeleisenbise4278]

Update, made your tool and used it. Took me much longer to make your tool than it did to use your tool to install a fuel line. Tool worked just like the video.

[@rickfocht8006]

This worked PERFECT and saved me HOURS of hassles!

[@craignehring]

Great tool, making one just as soon as I finish writing this, I subscribed as well !!

[@richw4735]

Good video great tool have struggled in the past getting that line in this makes it look easy thanks...

[@SilverMt.]

thanks, took a couple tries but worked , I just had some picture hanging wire laying around and just used that with out any handle. Great job.

[@kevinhunt5704]

thank you for the video. I made a similar tool out of wire for hanging pictures. worked perfectly

[@Jim-ie6uf]

damn this thing really works well. indispensable in my 2 cycle. tool box thanks bro Jim

[@bobwa11ace]

that works like a champ thanks buddy for saving me some heart ache

[@rustyrepairs2565]

I bet this works better then putting the fuel line in the freezer! Thanks for sharing.

[@Hibauchery]

Extremely helpful, solved a very frustrating problem in a couple of minutes- Thank you brother!

[@thresher9185]

Really cool I really works, my hose was a lot bigger and it really pulled it thru w/o breaking VS the way I was doing it the hide kept snapping off, thanks you a lot I appreciate the idea super cool and time saving.

[@thomasatkins2237]

Dude I love to watch your videos!!! They help me out a lot!!!

[@craigchampagne969]

I'm in a small engine shop doing a lot of 2 cycle repair....and I do a lot of fuel line changing. 99.9 % of the time thats the fix...thanks to ethanol and old age:) I usually cut the hoses about an inch long at the end into a "V"and then pull them thru with the hemostat tool...but this may just work faster and I'm going to try it. I do a lot of craftsmen/poulan where 1 of the lines is really small and goes thru the frame ....thats where I want to test it. I'll come back and let you know. I already have mechanic wire..I just may have to get something thinner.. Great job...now I'm subscribed to Donboy and you!

[@art7art19]

Craig Champagne how did this work? My poulan is a headache too

[@danlarge9245]

thanks for the info, homedepot has a kit which does this for 7-*8 which also comes with an assortment of tubes with different dia hose

[@BigTimber81]

You sir, are a genius.

[@rustyrepairs2565]

OMG! works fabulous! Thank you!

[@rogeraustin6411]

thanks for the info. made one like u said but the gas line keep off so got a brain storm of my own had some strong nylon for fishing so run it thru with the tool I had made and tied nylon on to gas line good and tight and got both replaced but it was a bear.whith the nylon u can tie it good and tight thanks again

[@gdbonney]

Great job DW. I will definitely be making one.

[@doublewide6]

Glen Bonney Yeah, it is an easy project.

[@theeggman7242]

Ahh Ha! You, sir, have solved my problem of holding the tubing while coming through the hole on the tank. Thank you for sharing, Doublewide6!!.

[@Jim-ie6uf]

WIBD Really does work, used a 4" piece of 1/2 dowel rod for the a dle Thanks,

[@Jim-ie6uf]

for the handle Jim

[@gmoney9247]

Great video and great idea,thanks.

[@motoman5023]

thanks I work in a small engine shop I will give this method a try

[@jessemixon5764]

Awesome! Thank you sir! Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@homesteadworks3448]

Love it, ! Great video and instruction! 👍

[@randyames992]

Very informative. Thank you

[@rasmo243]

Great idea will have to make one thanks for sharing

[@howardbarnard1919]

Very nice I’ll put one together this afternoon thanks.

[@gergemall]

Awesome tutorials you make! Thank you !

[@fredmeyer3063]

What a great tip! Thank you!

[@philliphall5198]

Thanks 🙏. Very helpful 😊

[@13kkja13]

Good idea, although all I needed was the wire trick. I wrapped the wire around a screwdriver and used that as a handle. Worked great.

[@gergemall]

Excellent video

[@richardschaffling9882]

Cool tool thanks

[@shawnmrfixitlee6478]

Great invention , I will have to make one !! Thanks..

[@doublewide6]

ShawnMrFixit Lee I did not invent it I just built it.

[@richardstump4582]

Fantastic!! Amazing !! Thank You!!

[@skirtdevil]

Very good video!!!! Thanks man

[@doublewide6]

skirtdevil You are welcome.

[@carlosdanger2586]

It worked thanks

[@Jim-ie6uf]

DW, I shared with MicksMowers on you tube, hope you don’t mind. This and the other iteration are fantastic. I use it all the time. Jim

[@michaeleisenbise4278]

Thanks so much. Am getting into 2 cycle engine repair. Have messed around with this, using fishing line, for at least an hour. Look forward to using your suggested tool. I have a question. I have noticed that many people that work on 2 cycle engines have forceps. Is there a reason for using forceps as opposed to using needle nose pliers.

[@splash5974]

Those are called hemostats, not forceps! These are good cause they wont cut the line... The actual use of these are to close off arteries during surgery.

[@TheCrittercam001]

Also with hemostats you can close them on the fuel line and they won't come off until you take them off. Kinda like an extra set of hands.

[@chetlarson4300]

Great idea doubleWide

[@doublewide6]

chet larson Thank you!

[@timsturgill3617]

Gonna make me one of these A.S.A.P. fuel line headaches gone

[@gghall32]

Thank you

[@geojor]

thanks...

[@Yo-mamashouse]

I can now use this to pull my hose through my fly!!!

[@tombryan5653]

How does it work on chainsaws or you don't got the tank out

[@219scout]

How do You attach wire to fuel line?

[@jasonthewiczman5442]

Great Job... Another trick use proxy to cover over the hole in the handle... Post video how this tool works

[@doublewide6]

Jason Cruz I did end up epoxying mine. Thanks for the tip.

[@frankdigiovanni4946]

Nicely thought out u should have been an engineer Thanks

[@dav3fk]

Simple's great, but I'm not sure that would warrant a place in my toolbox. I'm sure a great one could be made with some type of wire insulation or tubing or something, with the end split and a wedge on a line through the middle, such that you squeeze a trigger on the handle to expand the end, which is inserted into the fuel line - or if you're not trying to make it complex for complexity's sake, just a hose barb/tube the size of the carbs pickup, attached to the business end of your device. Or, run it strait through the fuel line, and slide the line along it to guide it through the hole. That way, you get a real one-step tool, without having to monkey around cutting the line to fit the tool. My 2 cents, as someone who's never even installed a 2stroke fuel line - pardon my being a know-it-all tool snob.

[@doublewide6]

dav3fk If you can make the tool you speak of, and a video of how well it works. I will be happy to post the video on my channel page. Consider it a direct challenge from yours truly.

[@dav3fk]

doublewide6 Hmm, tempting. I need to get a camera at some point, anyway.. been watching long enough. I'll consider a video, if it works.

[@williamjurasek6767]

dav3f

[@evolutionpr3239]

nice

[@AmIonArock]

good

[@firstnamelastname-ed9zz]

Ok so i got understand the gas line tool.. The wire tool.. But it couldn't get this job done until i got the forceps!

[@themowerman]

Just found this. Ta for the hack

[@josepeixoto3384]

Handle??? we here do it only once; we pull the wire out with pliers,don't need no handle Oh,and....thanks for the *great* videoidea...

[@cherokeesfinestindian]

Christian Slater izatchoo? I didn't know you was on KZbin

[@joew9392]

Won't work on mine, mine is a two piece fuel line..

[@peterschackow6262]

Turn your lights on

[@lymanfischer3102]

To the guy /idiot who has the 2 piece fuel line .... Get rid of the little sleeve connecter and use 1 piece of hose the next thing is your line coupler will dry and break and youll use 1. Line anyway !!!!!!!

[@jasonthewiczman5442]

I never had to replace fuel line... I'm use Tru fuel

[@rickoshea1099]

I was born with hands and that's all you need to fit a fuel line without making this stuff

[@notajp]

Obviously you’ve never done fuel lines on a newer Craftsman/Poulan saw.... you can’t even touch the end of the line with your fingertip....

[@rodneyjohnston6280]

Hi WY6 I am 007

[@daversj]

20 seconds......not including the 6 minutes to make the tool. 😬

[@KingShit3336]

Well there's 6 minutes of my life I wish I could have back.. WTF dude?! Spend 20 minutes to make a tool that'll do a 2 minute job in 20 seconds..? I think I actually got stoopider after watching this..