Fuel Line for New Holland T5/T6/T7 Series and Case Maxxum/Puma/Vestrum/Optum Tractors

Description

If you’ve ever caught a whiff of diesel fumes in the cab or noticed fuel stains where you park your tractor, you know how important good fuel lines are. A cracked or deteriorating fuel line doesn’t just waste expensive diesel—it creates a fire hazard and lets air into your fuel system, causing rough running and hard starts. This replacement fuel line gets your fuel flowing clean and safe from tank to engine.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty construction designed to handle the pressure and vibration of modern diesel engines
• Chemical-resistant materials that won’t break down from fuel exposure or engine heat
• Precise routing design that follows original equipment specifications for proper fitment
• Direct replacement that works with both 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder engines

Built for Real Farm Work

This fuel line serves the workhorses of modern farming—New Holland T5, T6, and T7 series tractors along with Case Maxxum, Puma, Vestrum, and Optum models. These tractors range from mid-range utility work to heavy-duty field operations, handling everything from precision planting and cultivation to hay making and loader work. Whether you’re running spring tillage, pulling a planter, or hauling grain, a reliable fuel system keeps your tractor running when you need it most.

Made to Last

Farm fuel lines live in a tough environment—constant vibration, temperature swings from sub-zero mornings to summer heat, and exposure to diesel fuel that can break down inferior materials. This line is built with fuel-resistant compounds and reinforced construction that handles years of farm use without cracking or deteriorating.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that routes exactly like the original. Have some rags handy since fuel will spill when you disconnect the old line. Clean the connection points thoroughly before installing the new line, and make sure all clamps are secure but not over-tightened. While you’ve got the fuel system open, it’s a good time to check your fuel filter and look for any signs of contamination in the tank.