Fuel Filter Nipple Fits chain saws and trimmers 1/8" nipple 1.25" long

OVERVIEW

This fuel filter nipple provides a precision-fit connection point for maintaining steady fuel flow from the tank to the carburetor or injection system. Designed specifically for chainsaws and brush cutters, its brass construction ensures a leak-proof seal while resisting fuel degradation. A direct OEM-style swap that restores proper small-engine operation.

ENGINEERING & PERFORMANCE

Made from corrosion-tested brass, the nipple handles constant exposure to ethanol-blended gasoline without warping or cracking. The machined 1/8″ threads create a uniform crimp zone where fuel line clamps engage securely, eliminating siphon leaks under vibration. Its 1.25″ body length positions the fuel filter at the optimal drop length inside the tank, preventing air locks during priming.

KEY FEATURES

• Fuel filter nipple fitting
• 1/8″ male threaded port
• 1.25″ overall length
• Brass construction for fuel-resistance
• OEM-replacement geometry
• Engineered for high-vibration tools
• Dirt-free threading prevents cross-tightening
• Standard clamp compatibility
• Direct-tank mounting profile
• Predicted service life for professional use

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand: Aftermarket OEM equivalent
• Part name: Fuel filter nipple
• Component type: Fuel line fitting
• Material: Brass
• Supported years: Information not provided
• Compatible trims: Chainsaws
  

FITMENT

• Chainsaws requiring a 1/8″ female fuel inlet
• String trimmers and brush cutters requiring a 1/8″ female fuel inlet

Verify existing inlet thread diameter before purchase. Does not fit 3/16″ or metric-style adapters.

WHY RIDERS CHOOSE THIS

Outdoor tool operators select this brass nipple because it eliminates the recurring fuel-line pull-outs that strip plastic or corroded adapters. The 1.25″ stand-off keeps hose routing neat while allowing the in-tank filter to sit clear of debris settled at the bottom. Threads align cleanly from the first turn, saving time during teardowns, and the hardened metal withstands repeated clamping cycles without deformation—making routine field repairs faster and more reliable.