Fuel Return Line 791-182352
Part Number: 791-182352
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Description:
The purpose of the 791-182352 Fuel Return Tube is to return the excess fuel back into the fuel tank, after the primer bulb has been pressed and has primed the carburetor to start. Over time the Fuel Return Line will become brittle and crack and will need to be replaced. |
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the 104 compatible machines
This part is compatible with the following machines:
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825r (41AD825A734) Handheld Trimmer
825r (41CD825A034) Handheld Trimmer
875r (41AD875A034) Handheld Trimmer
875r (41AD875A734) Handheld Trimmer
875r (41BD875A034) Handheld Trimmer
875r (41CD875A034) Handheld Trimmer
890 (41CD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41AD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41AD890A734) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41BD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41CD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41CD890G034) Handheld Trimmer
825RA (41CD825C038) 4-Cycle Gas Trimmer
890 (41CD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41AD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41AD890A734) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41BD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41CD890A034) Handheld Trimmer
890r (41CD890G034) Handheld Trimmer
825RA (41CD825C038) 4-Cycle Gas Trimmer
MTD
MP425 (41AD425C095) String Trimmer
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875R (2004) Gas Trimmer 41AD875A734
650R (41AN650G034) Trimmer
825R (41AD825A034) Trimmer
825R (41AD825A734 2004) Trimmer
MP425 (41BD425C995) String Trimmer
MP426CS (41AD426G995) String Trimmer
MP475 (41AD475C095) String Trimmer
41AD26OG900 Handheld Trimmer
41AD26SC900 Handheld Trimmer
875R (2004) Gas Trimmer 41AD875A734
650R (41AN650G034) Trimmer
825R (41AD825A034) Trimmer
825R (41AD825A734 2004) Trimmer
825R (41CD825A034) Trimmer
875R (41AD875A034) Trimmer
875R (41CD875A034) Trimmer
875R (41BD875A034) Trimmer
890 (41CD890A034 2004) Trimmer
890R (41AD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41AD890A734 2004) Trimmer
890R (41BD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41CD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41CD890G034) Trimmer
875R (41AD875A034) Trimmer
875R (41CD875A034) Trimmer
875R (41BD875A034) Trimmer
890 (41CD890A034 2004) Trimmer
890R (41AD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41AD890A734 2004) Trimmer
890R (41BD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41CD890A034) Trimmer
890R (41CD890G034) Trimmer
Troy-Bilt
21AT144R766 (2004) Tiller/Edger
21AT144R766 (2005) Tiller/Edger
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TB26TB (41ADT2BC066) Gas Trimmer
TB26TB (41ADT2BC966) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (41ADT41C711) Gas Trimmer
TB25ET (41ADT2EC063) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (41BDT41G966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C711) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C766) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41BDT47C063) Gas Trimmer
21AT144R766 (2005) Tiller/Edger
21AT144R966 (2005) Tiller/Edger
21BA144R966 (2007) TB144 Cultivator
21BA144R966 (2008) TB144 Cultivator
21AA144R966 (2006) TB144 Cultivator
TB25CS (41ADT25C063) Gas Trimmer
TB25CS (41ADT25C763) Gas Trimmer
TB26CO (41AD26OG966) Gas Trimmer
TB26TB (41ADT2BC066) Gas Trimmer
TB26TB (41ADT2BC966) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (41ADT41C711) Gas Trimmer
TB25ET (41ADT2EC063) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (41BDT41G966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C711) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C766) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41BDT47C063) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41ADT49C063) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41ADT49C711) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41ADT49C966) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41BDT49C063) Gas Trimmer
TB75SS (41ADT75C763) Trimmer
TB75SS (41BDT75C063) Trimmer
TB490BC (41BDT49C966) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (Super Bronco)(41ADT41C966) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C063) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C711) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C766) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C966) Gas Trimmer
TB465SS (41ADT46C711) Gas Trimmer
TB465SS (Pony)(41ADT46C966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C063) Gas Trimmer
21BA144R966 (TB144) (2009) Cultivator
41ADT41C966 (TB415CS) Super Bronco Super Bronco Handheld Gas Trimmer
41ADT46C966 (TB465SS) Pony Pony Handheld Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41ADT49C711) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41ADT49C966) Gas Trimmer
TB490BC (41BDT49C063) Gas Trimmer
TB75SS (41ADT75C763) Trimmer
TB75SS (41BDT75C063) Trimmer
TB490BC (41BDT49C966) Gas Trimmer
TB415CS (Super Bronco)(41ADT41C966) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C063) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C711) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C766) Gas Trimmer
TB425CS (41ADT42C966) Gas Trimmer
TB465SS (41ADT46C711) Gas Trimmer
TB465SS (Pony)(41ADT46C966) Gas Trimmer
TB475SS (41ADT47C063) Gas Trimmer
21BA144R966 (TB144) (2009) Cultivator
41ADT41C966 (TB415CS) Super Bronco Super Bronco Handheld Gas Trimmer
41ADT46C966 (TB465SS) Pony Pony Handheld Gas Trimmer
Yard Man
YM141 (21A-141R901) Tiller
YM21SS (41AD26SC701) Trimmer
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YM26CO (41AD26OG701) Trimmer
YM26SS (41AD26SC401) Trimmer
YM26SS (41AD26SC901) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC401) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC701) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC901) Trimmer
YM26CO (41AD26OG401) Trimmer
YM21SS (41AD26SC701) Trimmer
YM25 (41ADY25C401) Trimmer
YM26CO (41AD26OG701) Trimmer
YM26SS (41AD26SC401) Trimmer
YM26SS (41AD26SC901) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC401) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC701) Trimmer
YM26BC (41AD26BC901) Trimmer
YM26CO (41AD26OG401) Trimmer
YM26CO (41AD26OG901) Trimmer
YM26CS (41AD26CC401) Trimmer
YM26CS (41AD26CC701) Trimmer
YM26CS (41AD26CC901) Trimmer
YM75 (41ADY75C401) Trimmer
YM21SS 41ad26sc701 Gas String Trimmer
YM25 41ady25c401 Gas String Trimmer
YM260CO 41ad26og701 Gas String Trimmer
YM75 41ady75c401 Gas String Trimmer
YM141 21a-141r901 Tiller
YM26CS (41AD26CC401) Trimmer
YM26CS (41AD26CC701) Trimmer
YM26CS (41AD26CC901) Trimmer
YM75 (41ADY75C401) Trimmer
YM21SS 41ad26sc701 Gas String Trimmer
YM25 41ady25c401 Gas String Trimmer
YM260CO 41ad26og701 Gas String Trimmer
YM75 41ady75c401 Gas String Trimmer
YM141 21a-141r901 Tiller
Bolens
Cub Cadet
Products Compatibility
This item works with the following types of products:
- • Cultivator
- • Edger
- • Trimmer
Questions & Answers for Fuel Return Line
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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You
4 of 4 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
15-30 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, knife
The fuel filter needs to come un-attached to the line. There is no way to feed the line up from within the fuel tank
As others have stated, you need to cut the filter off the line. Then cut one of the ends at a sharp angle and feed it into the hole in the tank. With a piece of wire, fish the line up the filler neck, grab the line cut the end square, and re-attach the filter.
Attaching the fuel pick up line and return line to the back of the carb took a few minutes, because the inside diameter of the line isn't much bigger than the metal fitting it attaches to.
Attaching the fuel pick up line and return line to the back of the carb took a few minutes, because the inside diameter of the line isn't much bigger than the metal fitting it attaches to.
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5 of 6 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used:
, Piece of wire
Fuel line should have not had filter pre-installed
Kit came with the filter installed on fuel line, Cut off at the nipple of fuel filter and run line from the outside of tank down thru tank. Use a small piece of wire that you turn into a U at the end of wire, (About 3/8" shaped U) with some needle nose pliers)! As you push line down from outside of tank about 3 to 4 inches. Stop there and stick 3/8" U shaped wire down thru fuel neck and (feed fuel line) downward and grab with inserted wire through fuel neck and work the line up to fuel filler neck. Grab line and install filter and pull line down until fuel filter lays on bottom of inside of tank! Pretty easy if you can visualize and use common sense!
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3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type:
Trimmer
Parts Used:
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used:
Pliers
Cracked due to age
All that has to be done is to push the fuel line onto the carb port & then into the tank.
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2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used:
, Torx driver, and razor blade
Broken fuel pick-up and fuel return lines on a Troy-Built TB475SS string trimmer.
First and most important "You DON'T cut off fuel filter from the fuel pick-up line"... cut a piece of clothes hanger wire about 10"-11" long from the bottom of a clothes hanger and form a half circle approximately 4-3/4" diameter. then cut about a 1/4" taper to the end of the fuel pick up assembly line.
Draw diagram of fuel tank and fuel line location, Clear fuel line with attached fuel filter connects to end of carburetor and inters thru the forward outside hole in top of tank... the Blue-Green return line connects to the top of carburetor and inters thru the inside rear hole in top of tank.
Not necessary but makes it easier to remove the one torx screw and then remove tank and place in bench vise lightly to hold while inserting fuel line, also makes it easier to clean out any debris in tank.
Remove the cap from the fuel tank, run the wire down into the hole in the top of the tank formed for the fuel line and out through the tanks fill opening, placing the tapered end of fuel line on end of wire (which is just a really loose slip on fit) work them together back into tank and started out the small hole in top of tank... once tapered cut end starts to protrude from the tank grab end of fuel line with fingers and pull thru until filter rest on bottom of tank at about a 45 degree angle.
Then do the exact same thing with the fuel return line.
Reinstall tank and attach fuel and return lines to carburetor.
Sounds intimidating but it really isn't... hardest part is actually cleaning off the old broken fuel lines from the barbs on the carburetor, requires being really gentle and patient to keep from damaging the barbs or possibly breaking them. This is where a razor blade or the blade of a small knife comes in handy.
Whole thing takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
Draw diagram of fuel tank and fuel line location, Clear fuel line with attached fuel filter connects to end of carburetor and inters thru the forward outside hole in top of tank... the Blue-Green return line connects to the top of carburetor and inters thru the inside rear hole in top of tank.
Not necessary but makes it easier to remove the one torx screw and then remove tank and place in bench vise lightly to hold while inserting fuel line, also makes it easier to clean out any debris in tank.
Remove the cap from the fuel tank, run the wire down into the hole in the top of the tank formed for the fuel line and out through the tanks fill opening, placing the tapered end of fuel line on end of wire (which is just a really loose slip on fit) work them together back into tank and started out the small hole in top of tank... once tapered cut end starts to protrude from the tank grab end of fuel line with fingers and pull thru until filter rest on bottom of tank at about a 45 degree angle.
Then do the exact same thing with the fuel return line.
Reinstall tank and attach fuel and return lines to carburetor.
Sounds intimidating but it really isn't... hardest part is actually cleaning off the old broken fuel lines from the barbs on the carburetor, requires being really gentle and patient to keep from damaging the barbs or possibly breaking them. This is where a razor blade or the blade of a small knife comes in handy.
Whole thing takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
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1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Medium
Time Spent Repairing:
30-60 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Pliers
OEM fuel lines dried out and broke
1. Removed fuel tank
2. Inserted fuel return line through hole in tank
3. Figured out how to fish fuel line with strainer through hole in tank
4. Connected both to trimmer carburetor
2. Inserted fuel return line through hole in tank
3. Figured out how to fish fuel line with strainer through hole in tank
4. Connected both to trimmer carburetor
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
30-60 minutes
Tools Used:
Pliers, hair dryer, knife
Lines were old and leaking
1. Removed the existing fuel return and pick up lines with needle nose pliers and used a hair dryer on high heat to soften the hose around the fitting.
2. Had to cut off the filter off the new fuel line in order to get the line into the fuel tank. It simply shortened the line by 0.5 in, no issues.
3. Fed the lines into fuel lines into the tank.
4. Used a bent wire coat hanger to get the end of the line out of the fuel tank
5. Used a hair dryer on high heat to soften the ends of the lines and used needle nose pliers to slide the lines onto the engine plugs.
6. Reinstalled fuel filter.
2. Had to cut off the filter off the new fuel line in order to get the line into the fuel tank. It simply shortened the line by 0.5 in, no issues.
3. Fed the lines into fuel lines into the tank.
4. Used a bent wire coat hanger to get the end of the line out of the fuel tank
5. Used a hair dryer on high heat to soften the ends of the lines and used needle nose pliers to slide the lines onto the engine plugs.
6. Reinstalled fuel filter.
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
30-60 minutes
Tools Used:
Pliers
Cracked lines.
Removed the old and connected the new ones.
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
15-30 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Pliers, Wire to get the new line through the tank
Fuel ethanol, swelling of the lines caused fuel starved .
Removed the old lines, took the filter off the new line and feed it through the hole in tank. Feed it enough so I could pull through the fill so I could put filter back on. Place the other fuel line and hooked up to the carb. Fill with fuel no ethanol this time.
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Parts Used:
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Pliers, Piece of wire; scissors
Fuel lines of grass trimmer were deteriorated and required replacement
1. Using screwdriver, removed fuel tank from trimmer
2. Turned over fuel tank to empty all debris
3. Removed old and deteriorated fuel lines from fuel tank
4. Used screwdriver to clean holes for fuel lines
5. Inserted fuel return line into one of the holes in the fuel tank
6. Removed fuel filter from fuel pick-up line
7. Inserted fuel pick-up line into open hole in the fuel tank
8. Used an opened wire hanger to fish the fuel pick-up line through the spout of fuel tank
9. Inserted fuel filter into fuel pick-up line, end that was fished through the spout
10. Pushed fuel filter and fuel pick-up line into fuel tank through the spout
11. Replaced fuel tank back on the trimmer
12. Pulled both fuel lines from fuel tank to ensure that they can be connected to fuel tank
13. Inserted fuel return line onto right-hand line connector on trimmer motor
14. Made sure that the fuel filter laid at bottom inside of fuel tank
15. Inserted fuel pick-up line onto left-hand line connector on trimmer motor
16. Poured gasoline into fuel tank and covered spout with cover
2. Turned over fuel tank to empty all debris
3. Removed old and deteriorated fuel lines from fuel tank
4. Used screwdriver to clean holes for fuel lines
5. Inserted fuel return line into one of the holes in the fuel tank
6. Removed fuel filter from fuel pick-up line
7. Inserted fuel pick-up line into open hole in the fuel tank
8. Used an opened wire hanger to fish the fuel pick-up line through the spout of fuel tank
9. Inserted fuel filter into fuel pick-up line, end that was fished through the spout
10. Pushed fuel filter and fuel pick-up line into fuel tank through the spout
11. Replaced fuel tank back on the trimmer
12. Pulled both fuel lines from fuel tank to ensure that they can be connected to fuel tank
13. Inserted fuel return line onto right-hand line connector on trimmer motor
14. Made sure that the fuel filter laid at bottom inside of fuel tank
15. Inserted fuel pick-up line onto left-hand line connector on trimmer motor
16. Poured gasoline into fuel tank and covered spout with cover
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Tool Type:
Trimmer
Repair Difficulty:
Easy
Time Spent Repairing:
15-30 minutes
Tools Used:
Pliers
Trimmer would start and run for a little while then quit
1. Removed gas cap
2. Pulled old pickup line , filter, and return line off
3. Took filter off new pickup line
4. Pushed pickup line and return line into gas tank
5. Reattached pickup line to filter
6. Attached both lines to carburetor
2. Pulled old pickup line , filter, and return line off
3. Took filter off new pickup line
4. Pushed pickup line and return line into gas tank
5. Reattached pickup line to filter
6. Attached both lines to carburetor
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Excellent description of part. Fit perfectly!
Arrived quickly and fit perfectly. I also liked that your website had a YouTube of how to install on my tiller. Thank you.
Guest -
April 26, 2022
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Worked as expected
Fit perfectly
Guest -
November 2, 2021
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Perfect part
Just as advertised, fast and easy.
Danny -
August 21, 2019
Verified Purchase
Easy repair - just like original
Easy install, love the parts list for easy ID of the correct replacement part. The trimmer is now 19 years old and still running strong. Most parts are still replaceable. Ryobi 875R
Tom -
July 30, 2019
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Exactly what I needed .... exact fit!
Fuel return line was an exact fit.
James -
July 8, 2019
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It worked!
The part was installed in less than 10 minutes, and the trimmer started first time.
Guest -
June 29, 2019
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Fuel line
It was the right part great to do business with you!
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May 18, 2019
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