I know this is an old thread, but just wanted to state that the fuel lines usually go first. If the equipment has be running on ethanol gas, or it's old, the fuel lines become hard and brittle. They may look good, but a hair-line crack is all that's needed to interrupt operations. Replace those lines before proceeding further.Thanks for your help. It was the fuel line it had a crack where it enter the tank.
Vinnie
I kinda figured that. We have one station in town that is non-ethanol, and they sell out fast.I have not seen any 89 Octane non-ethanol gas in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex since it was introduced. This means I treat all of my Small Engines and boat's fuel in batches per purchased container. This has really worked well vs running tanks dry for storage.