Fuel Hose Godmar rubber reinforced 3-layer Ø 5 mm per 1 m (10 m roll) AMI-G07995

Reinforced rubber fuel hose by Godmar with a 3-layer construction and an inner diameter of 5 mm, sold per linear metre and available as a 10 m roll. The hose is designed for conveying liquid fuel and petrol in small engines and garden machinery, providing a flexible, oil- and fuel-resistant connection that can be cut to length for repair or replacement of fuel lines.

Advantages

The three-layer rubber construction combines a fuel-resistant inner tube, a reinforcing middle layer and a durable outer rubber sheath to improve resistance to swelling, fuel permeation and wear. Its flexibility allows easy routing in confined spaces typical of lawn mowers, chainsaws, trimmers and small engines. The hose is supplied per metre and in a 10 m roll format, enabling precise cutting to required lengths and reducing waste when replacing short or multiple sections of fuel line.

Suitable for

• Fuel lines on lawn mowers, garden tractors and ride-on mowers
• Small petrol engines: chainsaws, brushcutters and string trimmers
• Portable generators and small stationary engines
• DIY repairs where a flexible, fuel-resistant hose is needed

Key specifications

• Inner diameter: 5 mm
• Construction: 3-layer reinforced rubber
• Material properties: fuel- and oil-resistant rubber
• Length options: sold per 1 m; also available as a 10 m roll
• Flexibility: suitable for routing in confined engine compartments

How to use

Measure the required length of hose and cut cleanly with a sharp hose cutter to avoid frayed edges. Fit the hose onto the fuel inlet/outlet fittings, ensuring a snug fit; secure with appropriate hose clamps or spring clips to prevent leaks. Inspect mating fittings and replace brittle or corroded clamps before installation. After installation, run the engine and check for leaks at all connections and along the hose length.

Usage recommendations

Store the hose in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and ozone-generating equipment. Replace the hose if cracks, hardening, or fuel smell indicate degradation. For prolonged exposure to ethanol-blended fuels, periodically inspect the hose and replace according to the equipment manufacturer's maintenance schedule.