Generator leaking fuel

[HawkEye244]

Hello, I have a generator that seems to be leaking fuel.
In the photo of the grey tube, fuel leaks from it when under pressure and goes everywhere.
I think the tube will need replacing as well as the clip which has worn lose and does not exert much compression anymore.
What fittings do I need to do this, where do I look?
Perhaps I should have the generator serviced instead and take care of it that way.
Any help appreciated.

 

[lostinthelight]

Looks like a rodent has been chewing it, plenty of options on internet but here is a start.https://www.gardenhirespares.co.uk/category/fuel-pipe/2/

 

[Burnerman]

If you are going to use the softer rubber hose (Honda style) the those horrible clips can be reused - not that they do much anyway! They don't do anything on clear plastic.
Couple of tips.....1st pic with the fuel tap. The bigger hexagon at the bottom of the tap has a filter and water settling bowl - worth a clean from time to time;
2nd pic with carburettor and almost out of shot - that screw with the spring is a drain down which allows stale fuel and other crap to be drained away from the carb, very useful if the machine isn't used for a while.
John

 

[HawkEye244]

If you are going to use the softer rubber hose (Honda style) the those horrible clips can be reused - not that they do much anyway! They don't do anything on clear plastic.
Couple of tips.....1st pic with the fuel tap. The bigger hexagon at the bottom of the tap has a filter and water settling bowl - worth a clean from time to time;
2nd pic with carburettor and almost out of shot - that screw with the spring is a drain down which allows stale fuel and other crap to be drained away from the carb, very useful if the machine isn't used for a while.
John

Brilliant tip, thank you Burnerman.
I had a brief look at the generator but after removing the plastic face plate the threaded screws were driven in so hard I just couldn't unscrew them without chewing them up.
I'll send a photo of what I mean tomorrow.
Without removing the face plate I can't get to the tube to do any work on it.
It looks quite easily accessible where it is but it really isn't.