CAN PLASTIC Fuel Hose for Johnson / Evinrude / Suzuki / Tank Connection

You should take a close look at the product image. This set is only suitable for small inflatable boats on closed inland waters. In no case is it usable for open water or perennial. The connections are cheap plastic and it wasn't enough even for decent clamps. Cable ties have been used instead of the clamps, which from a technical point of view does not result in a secure connection. We prefer not to think about the UV stability of cable ties. Unfortunately, due to the short-term use, I couldn't do without it and sent it back.

From the first minutes of use, the pipe, which completely lacks rigidity, bends at the level of the engine and the nurse. the gasoline is then cut off. In addition, the pipe is very large in diameter for the inserts and is expanding rapidly. it tears off permanently and the gasoline then flows into the boat. Left for safety with three of these pipes for an expedition in the Scattered Islands (Arte documentary) these pipes all proved to be unusable and dangerous from the first day and posed us serious difficulties for the continuation of the mission and for safety. the users of the annexes were forced to try to keep the pipe aligned without succeeding in preventing it from kinking or tearing. catastrophic material

From the first minutes of use, the pipe, which has no rigidity, bends at the engine and fuel level and the petrol supply is cut off. In addition, the pipe is too large in diameter for the inserts. It tears off permanently with therefore flow of gasoline in the broken down boat; Left for safety with three of these pipes for an expedition in the Scattered Islands of the Mozambique Channel (Arte documentary) we found ourselves totally unable to use them from the first day.

I am surprised that the SVB has such an inferior product in its range. After only one season, my pump ball is leaking and squirts petrol into my dinghy cockpit. Cheap, cheap, useless