Trimmer Tanks and Containers

Trimmer Fuel Tank Assembly

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This fuel tank assembly is supplied by the original manufacturer for use in trimmers. It is responsible for storing and transferring fuel to the engine for combustion. The assembly consists of a plastic tank, a fuel cap, a fuel filter, and the fuel lines which have a diameter of 0.25 inches. If the fuel tank is damaged, or the fuel lines are clogged, the assembly will need to be replaced. A faulty fuel tank assembly will result in fuel leakage, hard starting, rough idling, and poor equipment performance. To begin, drain the fuel from the tank. Disconnect the fuel lines and remove the mounting hardware that secures the assembly to the equipment. Pull off the old assembly and align the new one with the mounting holes. Secure the assembly in place and reconnect the fuel lines. Refill the fuel tank to complete the repair.

Trimmer Fuel Tank Assembly

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This genuine fuel tank assembly is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer and is commonly used in Craftsman trimmers and weedwackers. Made from high-quality plastic for durability, it includes the attached fuel tank cap for a secure seal. Replacing this part may require an Allen wrench or hex key, depending on your model. The fuel tank assembly is sold individually and is designed to meet OEM standards for fit and performance.

Trimmer Fuel Tank Assembly

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1 Review

Fuel tanks are responsible for storing and supplying fuel, like gasoline, for an engine. This fuel tank assembly is designed for and compatible with various models of trimmers and includes the plastic fuel tank and fuel cap, securing screws, and 2 fuel lines. To best maintain your fuel tank, make sure to inspect the fuel filter regularly for any clogs that could affect equipment performance, and replace it when necessary. Over time and through aging, fuel tanks themselves can wear down and crack, or get severely clogged, leading to issues like contamination rendering the tank unsafe to use, and in need of replacement. You must drain the fuel from the tank before you replace it, and you will need a screwdriver or wrench to remove any panels and securing screws containing the tank.

Trimmer Leaf Blower Fuel Tank Replace your old or damaged leaf blower fuel tank with this Weed Eater fuel tank assembly. This vital component securely stores your leaf blower's fuel, maintaining optimal machine performance. The assembly is inclusive of multiple parts - a complete list can be found in your parts diagram. Before installation, remember to drain the existing gas tank in a suitable storage container situated in a well-ventilated space. To ensure safety and prevent possible injury, please wear protective work gloves during the installation process. Elevate your leaf blower's functionality and longevity with Weed Eater's fuel tank assembly.

Trimmer Fuel Tank

Trimmer Fuel Tank Boost the performance of your lawn and garden equipment engines with this Craftsman Fuel Tank Kit. Providing crucial functionality, this fuel tank safely stores the necessary gasoline for your engine to operate. For safe installation, it is advised to work in a well-ventilated area, drain the existing fuel from the previous tank, and remember to disconnect the spark plug wire before commencing the repair. Ensure a smooth-running engine with this dependable, brand-approved kit from Craftsman. Keep power flowing smoothly to your outdoor appliances for optimal gardening tasks. A must-have for anyone seeking top-quality Craftsman parts for their garden power equipment.

Trimmer Fuel Tank Assembly

Trimmer Fuel Tank

Trimmer Fuel Tank

Trimmer Fuel Tank Assembly The manufacturer-certified Fuel Tank Assembly is part of a kit including the fuel lines, fuel cap, and fuel filter. It will require a screw driver, and socket set, and is rated as "Easy" to install (Tip: drain fuel before starting repairs). This white plastic part attaches to the unit and holds the fuel and filter to prevent debris from going to the carburetor. If broken or damaged from regular wear/fatigue, the part will leak fuel and must be replaced. Refer to your make, model and diagrams to ensure this is the correct part for you.