Recommend you go to a local hydraulic shop and have the lines cut with their
cut off saw. Quick and easy, no frayed ends and most places will only
charge a small amount if anything. They can also swedge fittings on for you
quickly and easily.
Pete
Subject: Braided fuel line question
-Anybody have a suggestion on how best to cut steel braided fuel line,
leaving
a neat (non frayed) end?
I need to replace the short piece between the 2nd and 3rd carbs, and have a
long piece I could cut. -I know enough to push the rubber caps on to the
middle of the piece to be used, then slide them out to the ends of the line
once cut.
I was thinking of cutting the line using a small thin cut-off disk on my
Dremmel tool at high speed (even if only to cut the steel braid). Any other
thoughts?
Dave J.
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