Fuel Line for JD1010 Diesel

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Fuel Line for JD1010 Diesel

Post by Roger2561 » Mon Jun 07, 2010 3:57 pm

Need part number AT13732T It's the #2 fuel line for the JD1010 Diesel crawler. Any idea where I can get one? I know I used to get parts from a JD dealer in Springfield, VT but I have lost their phone number. Any help will be appreciated. Roger
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Post by Paul Buhler » Mon Jun 07, 2010 5:43 pm

Try Terry Robison /R.N. Johnson Inc. [rnj@sover.net] or David Sagi [David.Sagi@nortrax.com] Both are John Deere dealers near you. Good luck. Paul
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Post by Roger2561 » Tue Jun 08, 2010 6:39 am

First things first - Thanks for the replies. I was able to locate Nortrax Equipment Co. in Springfield, VT. They say the fuel lines for the JD1010 diesels are obsolete and no longer available. Any idea if they are made from stainless steel and is this something I can make up myself? I have access to the flaring tools and tubing benders at work. Again, thanks for the help. I appreciate it. Roger
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Post by Diezelnut » Sat Jun 12, 2010 6:02 am

My standard fix for minor chafe damage on steel lines is silver solder. Most any HVAC mech will have some.

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Post by Lavoy » Sat Jun 12, 2010 9:21 am

They are steel, not stainless. Injector line is not that hard to come by, I would not substitute an unknown when the correct material is available. Go to an injection shop, or see if you have a Tubes and Hoses in your area.
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