4 Sizes Premium Petrol Fuel Line, 4 Feet Long Hose for Poulan, Craftman, Chainsaw, String Trimmer and Blower

Purchased for lawnmower application, however these seems to be SMALL METRIC sizes commonly used in smaller engine garden tools like grass / brush trimmers.

Purchased to have extra in my shop. I have also purchased in the past and the hoses appear of good quality. Great price and fast shipping. I will purchase more when needed. Happy with my purchase.

Product exactly as described,seem to be of good quality.

Super fast great deal

It's only fule line not a big deal

This works well on my Husqvarna 128LD weed whacker / multi-tool. The only size that works is the second to the smallest which is 3/32ID x 3/16OD. I used it on both the inlet and return lines. This size is VERY snug, seems more snug than the manuf. lines that are spec'd slightly smaller - which I replaced one year ago but did not last. Very hard to feed through into the tank but make good seal using that size. The next size up (1/8/ID x 3/16OD) would be just as snug since it's the same OD but the ID is larger and not tight enough on the carb fittings.I suppose the reason it's so tough to feed is because that correct size (in this Hoodell kit) is still a bit larger OD that what the Husqvarna OEM lines are said to be. One commenter on the tube videos said Husqvarna told them the OEM tubes (for the 128LD model anyway) are .099 ID x .193 OD on the inlet, and .089 ID x .182 OD for the return. Indeed the tank hole for the return line is a few thousands smaller so that one is the toughest to feed. I was very tempted to drill it out a tiny bit (or drill both of them) but since I found it "feedable" I left them as is and it runs fine with very good seal. It seems to help to twist the line while pulling so that it tries to "screw" its way in. The accurate video I liked is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfSUWoHDaJoSizes are not marked in this kit, but they are not too tough to identify, if not by sight and feel then by micrometer or caliper and some different size drill bits for the ID :-)Despite what one tube video says, other tube videos are correct that on the 128LD, the return line is the more rearward (toward the tank cap and feeds the primer bulb area of the carb) and that return line is the one to have the adapter on the end to keep the return line from coming out of the tank. Given how snug the return line is, it would not surprise me to get by without the adapter and just feed a half inch of return line into the tank - but I caution that could be a safety issue - without the adapter stop if the lines deteriorate the return line could perhaps slip out of the tank and spill gasoline.With 4 feet of each size, I should perhaps get four replacements out of this, using 12" or less each time. Also hoping these lines hold up longer than the OEM tubes, and/or whatever blue ones I got from HomeDespot last time that deteriorated in a year or so.

The fuel lines on my Cub Cadet two cycle string trimmer, turned brittle and broke in several places. I ordered these different sizes of lines hoping one would be the right size to use to repair the lines on the trimmer. One of the sizes in this group worked perfectly. Can't say how durable they are because weed eating season isn't here yet so haven't given them much of a test. They were flexible and easy to work with. I'd recommend them to a friend.

worked awesome on my little garden tiller