How To Replace Fuel Lines On Echo Trimmer

In today's quick tip video, I'll show you just how easy it is to replace the leaky, broken or brittle fuel lines on your Echo PAS-265 trimmer. This procedure will work for almost all Echo trimmers.
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[@stevepope5484]

Where did I put my new lines and filter?
I gave $25.00for my 3300
Great instructions!
No crapy music/ stories just the Facts Man

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

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[@Bubbatrucka]

Great video

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[@jeffsaunders4785]

Thanks !! Good video

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[@themowerman]

Great video mate.. keep em coming and take her easy

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks Mick! Appreciate it. Cheers

[@jonathanmcclure8346]

Solid. Thanks man

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[@Don_ECHOguy]

Nice bit of maintenance work there and that fuel line kit looks to be well worth it. Great camera work too!
I have an SRM260 Echo bought in 2008 and put a maintenance kit in it two years ago which consisted of a spark plug, an air filter, and a fuel filter, the fuel lines were still all ok. And just last summer I put a carb kit in it... they are right up there with the best of them these Echo's.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks Don_ECHOguy. Your handle seems like you're a little partial to ECHO lol. This was a nice strong machine, way more than what I require for my yard. Needed to service the head as well since it was seized. But was able to sell it for a nice profit. Cheers