The BLA Fuel Line Universal (No End Fittings) gives you a straight 2.1 m run of grey hose with an 8 mm internal diameter and an inline primer bulb. That setup suits small outboard tanks where you want to keep the fuel path simple and tidy. No end fittings means you pick connectors that match your own tank and motor, so the 8 mm hose can drop straight into existing hardware.

The hose comes in grey material to help limit heat build-up on decks that see 30°C plus days. The primer bulb is U.V. stabilised so it handles constant sun without going brittle before its time. That 2.1 m length covers most runs from portable tank to engine on tinnies and runabouts. Overall it is a smart buy if you want basic, proven fuel line gear without brand-locked fittings.

• Universal fuel line without end fittings
• Grey fuel hose for outboard setups
• Total hose length of 2.1 m
• Hose internal diameter measures 8 mm
• Integrated U.V. stabilised primer bulb
• Suitable for standard petrol marine use
• Allows reuse of existing tank fittings
• Length suits most small boat layouts
• Neutral grey colour suits open cockpits
• Simple replacement option for ageing fuel lines

Q: Does this fuel line come with tank or engine end fittings?

No, this fuel line is supplied without any end fittings. That means the grey hose and U.V. stabilised primer bulb are ready for you to add your own connectors. Boaties often already have brand-specific tails on their tanks and motors. Using your existing fittings can help keep everything matched to your current setup.

Q: What fuel types is this hose commonly used with?

This hose is commonly used with standard petrol for outboard engines. The 8 mm internal diameter suits the flow demands of many small two-stroke and four-stroke outboards. Keeping it to standard petrol use helps maintain hose life and bulb performance. Always check your engine manufacturer guidelines for compatible fuel types.

Q: Is the 2.1 m hose length suitable for portable fuel tanks?

Yes, 2.1 m is a typical length for portable tanks in small boats. It usually reaches comfortably from a tank on the deck or in the rear corner to the outboard. Extra slack lets you move the tank slightly without straining the line. If your run is longer, you may need a different length of hose.

Q: Can I cut the hose shorter if I do not need 2.1 m?

Yes, the hose can be cut shorter if required. Many owners trim the grey hose to keep the run neat and avoid loops on the floor. Just make sure to leave enough length for engine tilt and tank movement. Always cut cleanly and refit your chosen connectors securely.