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Line fuel return

Kit-fuel line

Hose 1/4 low permeation fuel

Fuel line kit

Fuel line kit

Fuel pipe

Rubber fuel line

Fuel line kit

Replacement fuel like kit with clamps. 1/4 Inch inside diameter. Cut to length.

Primer hose

Fuel line kit

Fuel line 46" long

Hose:fuel low perm 4

.25 inner diameter .50 outer diameter

Line-fuel bulk 25 ft, ½" OD ¼" ID
Cracked or leaking fuel lines rob your Troy-Bilt mower of performance and create safety hazards. Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM fuel lines, primer bulbs, fuel filters, and carburetor hose assemblies engineered to exact factory specs—no guesswork, no compatibility issues. A proper fuel line replacement restores reliable starting and steady engine power.
When fuel system parts fail, the entire machine suffers. Our Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower Parts are backed by manufacturer genuineity and fit your exact model.
Find your Troy-Bilt model number on the deck or frame to confirm the correct fuel line assembly for your mower.
Rubber fuel lines degrade from sunlight, ethanol in modern gasoline, and temperature cycles. Over 3–5 years, the material becomes brittle and prone to splitting. OEM Troy-Bilt replacements are formulated to resist ethanol and UV damage longer than aftermarket alternatives.
Universal hoses may fit the fittings, but they don't help ensure proper flow rates, fuel compatibility, or clamp placement. Troy-Bilt OEM lines are calibrated to your engine's carburetor demands. Mismatched lines can cause lean-running conditions and starting problems.
Your model number is stamped on a metal tag bolted to the mower deck or frame, usually under the seat or near the engine. Write down the full model and serial number before ordering fuel line parts to ensure accurate fitment.
Look for visible cracks, a gasoline smell near the tank or carburetor, fuel pooling under the mower after sitting, or difficulty starting after the mower has been stored. Even hairline cracks allow air into the fuel system, disrupting carburetor operation.


Ensure your Troy-Bilt lawn mower runs efficiently with genuine fuel line replacement parts from Repair Clinic. Replacing the fuel line is key to prevent leaks and ensure proper fuel delivery to the engine, improving performance and safety. Use our model number lookup to find the exact fuel line part for your Troy-Bilt mower. Enjoy same-day shipping, No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, and a Price Match Guarantee for a reliable shopping experience. For installation guidance, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page. Find additional Lawn Mower Gasket and Seal Parts to ensure your mower is in top condition.
On Troy-Bilt lawn mowers, look for the model number on a label attached to the deck or frame, often under the seat or near the engine. Check the full label carefully and record every letter, number, and hyphen, since a similar series number can lead to a mismatch. Enter that information in the model number search on Repair Clinic to narrow the entire catalog to parts made for your Troy-Bilt mower. That model applies across the unit's associated parts, so you can select the right replacement with less back-and-forth. This is the quickest way to be sure the part fits before you order.

Solid diagnostic work is what makes a Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower repair go quickly, and Repair Clinic's online library was built for exactly that. Symptom articles, part testing videos, wiring diagrams, and step-by-step written guides give owners and technicians the reference material to isolate the failed part. Look up your model number to match the right OEM part, then follow the installation video.

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