Cap Assy.​,​ Fuel Tank

1) Removed and replaced sponge air filter.
2) Removed and replaced spark plug
3) Removed and replaced gas cap

Please note this was on a mantis garden tiller, not edger, but that option is not available.

1. Removed plastic engine cover and air filter box ( Allen wrench is required) .
2. Removed fuel lines ( supply and return) from carburetor connections
3. Removed carburetor ( two nuts)
4. Removed old gasket and replaced with new gasket.
5. Removed old oring off of old carburetor intake .
6. Put old oring ( probably would have gotten a new one if I had known about it ) on new carburetor.
7. Reverse first three steps .
Forgot to mention throttle cable removal from carburetor and reinstall. Very simple .

Primed and started on third pull . I also bought new gas tank grommet, fuel lines and filter but didn’t need to replace at this time . Sometimes the fuel lines are brittle so better safe than sorry.

1. Removed air filter and cover.
2. Removed the old carburetor and gasket from the engine. Held on with 2 nuts.
3. Removed fuel lines and saved for re-installation.
4.Removed throttle cable.
5. Installed new gasket and new carburetor.
6. Installed the nuts back on to the bolts that go through the carburetor. Be careful to slide bolts completely through the carburetor. You may need pliers to pull it back through to its full extension.
6. Reinstalled the throttle cable.
7. Placed filter and cover back on.
8. Re-installed the fuel lines from the tank to the carburetor.
9. Primed the engine and then choked and restarted.
10. It ran perfectly and started first time every time for the rest of the day.
INstalled

Took the fuel line and return lines off the carburetor side and pushed the grommet out by reaching inside of rhe fule tank. Treated the new lines through the new grommet and attached the line to the carb and teinstallwd the fuel filter. The job took less than 5 minutes.

Easy enough to put the new gas cap on
Removed the old plug and gapped the new one at 0.026, then installed it