Anyone own one that has done the fuel lines tell me how much they used? I am an over the road driver and I will only have one day at home to get the boat ready before the season starts.not looking for an exact number just close but obviously enough. And I know this was covered before but what are the best hose clamps? If I have to buy a special type of pliers I will. Thanks robert.
You might want to post this over on the Triton Boats forum.... surely someone there has replaced their lines.
However.... be safe and "round up" the lengths. You can ALWAYS make a line shorter- but I can tell you that this line DOES NOT stretch very well.
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Thanks Don, I did post it on the Triton board. I thought surely Don has done a Triton before. But I guess you probably don't need to measure. Also I am looking to clean up my rigging, is there any problem locating the primer bulb in the battery compartment? Other than accessibility? Thanks Robert.
NO problem with locating the primer bulb in the battery compartment (as a matter of fact, it IS located there on many Triton Models).
I don't even TRY to keep track of fuel line lengths- primarily because you can pull the lines from TWO BOATS, same model, same year, and the lines will be DIFFERENT LENGTHS.
Manufacturers usually pull from a spool of hose....
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Still consider myself a "Marine Apprentice" after 48 years (learn something new every day).
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