Originally Posted by Capt. Roll

McMaster-Carr will most likely have some that may work for you.

Maybe, but I get headache's looking for stuff over there.

I use these for the vent and add an o ring on the inside. Haven't had any luck finding plastic ones.

Tettra TET4216
90° Fuel Outlet w/Flange
3/32"
$10.49
Add an outlet fast with the TET4216

Tettra's 90° vent fitting with flange on one end makes it easy to add an outlet to the tank or wherever you need it. Simply drill the opening and insert the #TET4216 from the inside, tighten the nut, attach medium sized fuel line and you're ready to go.

Originally Posted by Whiskey Bravo

I use these for the vent and add an o ring on the inside. Haven't had any luck finding plastic ones.

Tettra TET4216
90° Fuel Outlet w/Flange
3/32"
$10.49
Add an outlet fast with the TET4216

Tettra's 90° vent fitting with flange on one end makes it easy to add an outlet to the tank or wherever you need it. Simply drill the opening and insert the #TET4216 from the inside, tighten the nut, attach medium sized fuel line and you're ready to go.

Try here for the plastic fittings.
http://tubingandfittings.eldonjames....apter-fittings
The other nuts and straight fittings are here:
http://www.valueplastics.com/

Thanks Steve.

Sure thing. They work great. You can also get tee fittings if you use them as well.
While Im in my bookmarks, Might as well list these as well. I use a lot of this of air valves etc.
But it can be used for the fuel lines and vents.

http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/def...lickid=popcorn


http://www.rcpw.com/tanaka-fuel-line-sz-1or1.html All type of fuel line

What plastic is the most gas inert? How are they sealed, do any of them have O-rings?

Originally Posted by ghoffman

What plastic is the most gas inert? How are they sealed, do any of them have O-rings?

The nylon holds up to the fuel. I just use a little seal all on the back side of the fitting. If the hole is perfect, It will still seal around it. The seal all also prevents it from vibration.

Hey steve now thats what we needed.Those fittings from eldon james would only cost 3.33 a tank. thats for the vent and the fuel supply.

Steve,

Which ones off this listing are the ones you used on your fuel tank?
Item Number is?

http://tubingandfittings.eldonjames....head-adapters?

.

Also, did you double nut each fitting (one inside, one outside)?

Originally Posted by mighty9

Hey steve now thats what we needed.Those fittings from eldon james would only cost 3.33 a tank. thats for the vent and the fuel supply.

If ya get A hundred the price drops to 1.73 a tank!!!!!

Originally Posted by a1pcfixer

Steve,

Which ones off this listing are the ones you used on your fuel tank?
Item Number is?

http://tubingandfittings.eldonjames....head-adapters?

.

Also, did you double nut each fitting (one inside, one outside)?

http://tubingandfittings.eldonjames....hl1428-2-2-bn?
This one above. I just made sure that the hole was perfect, used a little seal all on the nut so it wont
vibrate loose. I would say you could also double nut it as well.

Originally Posted by a1pcfixer

Steve,

Which ones off this listing are the ones you used on your fuel tank?
Item Number is?

http://tubingandfittings.eldonjames....head-adapters?

.

Also, did you double nut each fitting (one inside, one outside)?

For small tanks (20-50cc) you could use 3/32" fittings, 1/8" fittings are for larger and general use. They're good fittings. direct off their site you need to get 10 at a time, but they also sell through amazon, and interestingly they sell them in packs of 5...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_os_product
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_os_product
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_os_product
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_os_product

...one nut is fine, seal all will help keep things secure and is darn cheap, as are neoprene washers.

I normally use the fortitude tanks... but needed an 11oz tank, and used those fittings. I also put the clunk line on the neck of the bottle to avoid the split-cap issue some have mentioned... I used Hayes neoprene fuel line, it remains flexible and doesn't harden, so the clunk gets to where it needs to get to.

Arron,

$10 to ship a $5 item. That's a tought one.!!!

Nice !!!! Aaron!!! Dam Amazon sells everything!!!!!LOLOL
Btw Got the DA 120 from 3DHS For the 104" Slick yesterday

http://www.mowers4u.com/zama-zama-fu...och-p-546.html
Nice place to get the filters like in your tank!!!!