Husqvarna 530069247 Fuel Line Kit Replacement for Gas Powered Chainsaws

This replaced the uncommon fuel line size of my Husqvarna 142e.

Please read further for some possible helpful information.This “kit” is only the smaller size fuel line, which is almost always used as the suction line from the filter / pickup located inside the fuel tank to the fuel pump inlet on a carburetor with built-in purge bulb or to the “in” nipple on a detached purge bulb. The larger fuel line (not included with this purchase) is almost always the line going from the the outlet at the metering side of a carburetor with built-in purge bulb or to the outlet (other) nipple on a detached purge bulb directly back into the fuel tank (and usually has a fitting at the end inside the tank which helps prevent it from being pulled back out). If uncertain as to which is the inlet and / or outlet on a carburetor, keep in mind that fuel only flows one way through these 2-cycle carbs (and purge bulbs, as well). Place a length of hose on one of the fuel line nipples on the carburetor (just make sure you don’t accidentally ingest any residual fuel left in it). If you are able to blow air through but are not able to suck air through the carb, that particular nipple connects the hose going into the tank and to the filter / pickup.At about 24” in length, this line is usually long enough to do more than just one fuel system and works on most, but not all Husqvarna (brand names also included are Poulan, Craftsman, and Weedeater) 2-cycle equipment.

This fit my old Husqvarna 141/136 project saw. I tried at least 3 different generic fuel lines from saw shops, hardware stores, and my toolbox all of which leaked and couldn't get consistent gas to the carb. This one fits perfect. Hard to get instslled but you can find a YouTube to help you guide it in, without puncturing it. Not the hoses fault anyway. Good luck and get out there and cut some wood!

Read a lot of reviews that this didn't work for some chainsaws, for some buyers. I purchased this for my (rather old) Husqvarna 41 chain saw (1995). The installation was tricky (just how it is)...took the advices of many other buyers and put a small diameter drill bit inside the tubing, and pushed it into the tank from there. I recommend double checking the part number for your particular saw, as the outside diameter of the tubing is what seals the fuel from leaking outside of the fuel tank. Overall this is the perfect part, as long as it fits the application. There are also some helpful videos on YT that show the fuel line replacement.

This is one of my very few five star reviews. As mentioned in other posts this is one size of two needed for my Craftsman chainsaw. The complementary fuel line was model 530069216. These fuel lines worked perfectly. Pulling the lines through the fuel tank holes can be challenging. Very long needle nose pliers and cutting the slit in the line (mentioned by others) did the trick. Heating the ends before attaching also helped make tight connections. Previously, I wasted time and money trying to get closely sized lines at local hardware stores before getting these. They did not fit and did not work.

The fuel line on my 20yo Husky 136 disintegrated, and this is the correct replacement part. It takes a little patience to route the line from the carburetor to the fuel tank, but cutting the hose on a sharp angle helps get it through the small openings. Once you successfully get through to the fuel tank, cut the end square, and attach to the fuel filter.

This is a 1/8 in. fuel line for a Husqvarna 142, very hard to find. I tried a number of different lines and this is finally the one. Small enough to fit through the tiny (1/8 in) aperture through the chassis from the carb to the fuel tank and a wide enough opening to fit on the pipe on the carb. Needless to say I am pleased to finally find the right part.

Though it os advertised to replace fuel line for Husqvarna chain saw, it is not! It is way too small in diameter to work with my chainsaw, I could not use it