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Fullers Farmalls 07-22-2012 20:27:22 72.77.107.81 Report to Moderator	The line to my oil pressure gauge has been cut and soldered shut. What type of line would be best to replace it? There are fittings are on both sides and it looks to be a copper/brass line. Thanks. Also its for a super M [Reply]   [No Email]
Red Mercury 07-23-2012 12:59:02 204.112.31.172 Report to Moderator	Re: Oil Pressure line in reply to Fullers Farmalls, 07-22-2012 20:27:22   Steel, copper, or plastic will work. My personal preference is steel. If the tractor is used a lot the copper or plastic can wear through if they are allowed to rub on anything. Even normal vibration can cause them to wear through since they are softer materials. You don"t want to risk developing an oil leak. A big leak, like if a plastic line breaks will run the engine out of oil. Just my opionion! [Reply]  [No Email]
IAtractorKid 07-23-2012 04:12:58 97.125.211.180 Report to Moderator	Re: Oil Pressure line in reply to Fullers Farmalls, 07-22-2012 20:27:22   Steel brake line from any auto store works great. Can usually get a premade piece with fittings and flared ends pretty cheap. Seems likes its 1/4" that you need... [Reply]  [No Email]
pete 23 07-22-2012 21:08:48 74.32.238.2 Report to Moderator	Re: Oil Pressure line in reply to Fullers Farmalls, 07-22-2012 20:27:22   Copper it fine. Easy to bend it around as needed. As it takes a 1/4 in tube I would not use plastic. [Reply]  [No Email]
wisbaker 07-22-2012 20:58:48 207.118.141.239 Report to Moderator	Re: Oil Pressure line in reply to Fullers Farmalls, 07-22-2012 20:27:22   The correct police will tell you copper or steel. Most new ones use a plastic that is pretty easy to run as you don't have to bend or flare it. It's your tractor so it's your choice. [Reply]  [No Email]