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Works with Eskimo model numbers: S33 11956 15049 19677 17855 18625 18628 M43Q10 M43Q8 S33Q8 Z51Q10 Z51Q8 Z71Q10 S33 18634 17790 17792 15054 10974 28448 28449 28452 28453 26848 28335 30796 15070 15087 18658 15066 15100 18656 PART_ID 3004117 10990 PRES33Q8 XS33 XS33 1 Fuel line kit includes: (1) primer line cut to 7.3″, (1) primer line cut to 5.4″, (1) fuel line cut to 10.4″, (1) fuel filter and (1) grommet
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4.6 / 5
441 source ratings
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MT –
This part fit properly and fixed the problem.
Charles D. –
Perfect fit for my Rapala auger.
lee copeland –
As pictured and listed. Easy replacement.
Tony –
Quite expensive for what you get but works well.
Roland –
Work well and fits my Eskimo auger
Matthew Filiatrault –
Installed quickly and works great
Chrissy –
Did the job was needed for.
MRM –
I bought this as a replacement for my eskimo auger, BUT I did it in a cold garage which was a mistake so I had to order a second one. I do wish these were more durable though.
Randall Christensen –
Exact fit for my fuel line replacement in my leaky Eskimo ice auger. Installation can be tough due to the tight fit of the fuel line to the carburetor. Pre-heat the end of the tubing to simplify the job.
Peter Nguyen –
Works great yay .
Don –
Exact Match
Art Weidenbach –
My auger is about 12 years old and had trouble starting. I determined the fuel line needed to be replaced. It was about a ten minute job. Put fuel in the tank. Pressed the primer bulb a few times and started on first pull.
Jaxon –
Bought this kit to replace a leaking fuel tank grommet on my Eskimo M43 Mako 10 inch auger with a Viper engine. Installation was simple and easy, no issues noted. About 15 hours of use so far out in sub-zero temps, no leakage or issues noted! Very pleased with performance.