Oil & Fuel Bolens G192 Help!

[krc1110]

I have a Bolens g192 that I liked to use, it was left sitting for about three years at my property and I discovered an unpleasant surprise, one of the non metal fuel lines, on top of the engines had been gnawed through as well as the fan belt. Everything else seems to be working fine. Has anyone completed these repairs or something similar? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[ampa]

Do you mean wild animals tried to eat your tractor!, probley field mice,we got tons livin' in this townhouse,darn dirty things,I've caught about 32 so far, with winter coming they're lookin' for shelter,they can stay if they help pay the rent (joking),anyhow no big deal on the chewed parts, these are cheap enough to replace, be sure to check your air filter famous nesting grounds for field mice,and the most expensive,I found 2 dead mice carcases in mine when I bought it from a farmer.........Ampa

 

[krc1110]

Does anyone happen to know where to hook up the other side of the fuel line that comes from above the front cylinder on the right side?

 

[ampa]

Can you post a picture of this damage/missing lines,then someone on here can help solve your issue .....Ampa

 

[Mgrove]

I have the G194, the fuel line on mine goes behind the injector pump, and to a fitting on the front end of the pump. It may be kind of hard to see, if you can't find it let me know and I'll send a pix.

 

[krc1110]

Thanks for the help guys, I found the line. Is their a specific type of fuel line to use or will any do? By the way, my tractor stays at my other property so it may be a while before I can get back to you on some things.