Fuel line replacement

[DigouPang]

L3301 HST tractor, Only 250 hours. A rat chewed through a fuel line between the Fuel Filter and the Supply Pump. It is the fuel line right after the fuel filter and right before the supply pump. I have not had a chance to go to the Kubota Dealer in Watsonville CA yet. I would prefer to buy parts on line and then install it by asking some handy friends.
Here are my questions:
1. What is the part number for this fuel line?
2. How difficult to do it?
3. Is there a step by step instruction somewhere on line for replacing that fuel line?
4. Any on-line video instructions for the process or related process?
Thank you all in advance.
The first picture shows the staring of that fuel line. It is connected the the fuel filter at the right side (when you are looking at the fuel filter.). Then it looped back to the supply pump as shown in picture 2.
I really appreciate any help form you all experts.
Digou Pang from Salinas CA. (MOD EDIT: NO Email Addresses)

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Fuel line part Number:
TC650-42800

It's pretty simple to change, pull the banjo bolt, make sure you collect the 2 washers one over, one under the fitting on both ends.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

comment:
before you install the line, cover or tape up the ends of the hose to keep any dirt or crud from getting in. I like using blue 'painter's tape' as it's low tack(not too sticky) AND I can SEE it.

 

[PoTreeBoy]

Fuel line part Number:
TC650-42800

It's pretty simple to change, pull the banjo bolt, make sure you collect the 2 washers one over, one under the fitting on both ends.

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Those are probably copper washers. Replace them too.

 

[Bri-Guy-GA]

If this is an ongoing problem you can look at installing braided line or even a cover over the line to protect it. Any auto racing or performance store should have it along with online.

 

[FTG-05]

Better yet:

 

[DigouPang]

Thank you all for your insight inputs. I really appreciate it. I started to look for the part, so far no luck yet. But I am going to call around to see if I can get one. I would like to ask that if that part is used in other machines with different number. If I can buy a braided line with the same ends and length, that would be a excellent solution. If the washers at both ends would be crush or copper washers, would they come with the line or I need to buy separately? Thank you all again. Digou

 

[PoTreeBoy]

Thank you all for your insight inputs. I really appreciate it. I started to look for the part, so far no luck yet. But I am going to call around to see if I can get one. I would like to ask that if that part is used in other machines with different number. If I can buy a braided line with the same ends and length, that would be a excellent solution. If the washers at both ends would be crush or copper washers, would they come with the line or I need to buy separately? Thank you all again. Digou

Separate, part #100 on the diagram above.