Hello Dan
I replaced the fuel Lines on my Son in Law's 1991 John Deere 316 as well as my 1984 John Deere 318. I matched the existing fuel Line pick up hose to the Original and added a couple more inches of hose to Insure that it was laying on the bottom of the gas tank. I did Not Place the small gas Pick up screen on either machine as I Now have Two see through gas filter's Mounted on my fir wall that filters the gas coming from the gas tank as well as one in the line that goes directly to the Carburetor. This way I can see when they get dirty and replace them if needed without Taking off the fender pan to service the Internal Gas Tank gas filter which is a PITA. The Filler neck Fuel Gauges are not accurate at all mine has to be Full of gas all the way up to the top of the Gas Tank tube to show a full Tank of fuel. I hope this help's, Kurt
I replaced the fuel Lines on my Son in Law's 1991 John Deere 316 as well as my 1984 John Deere 318. I matched the existing fuel Line pick up hose to the Original and added a couple more inches of hose to Insure that it was laying on the bottom of the gas tank. I did Not Place the small gas Pick up screen on either machine as I Now have Two see through gas filter's Mounted on my fir wall that filters the gas coming from the gas tank as well as one in the line that goes directly to the Carburetor. This way I can see when they get dirty and replace them if needed without Taking off the fender pan to service the Internal Gas Tank gas filter which is a PITA. The Filler neck Fuel Gauges are not accurate at all mine has to be Full of gas all the way up to the top of the Gas Tank tube to show a full Tank of fuel. I hope this help's, Kurt
