Easy
15-30 minutes
This replacement tube is an authentic component which is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with Ryobi and MTD handheld lawn and garden equipment. It is the special assembly that the fuel travels through. Unfortunately, over time it may wear out or get damaged eventually requiring a replacement. Please make sure to check appropriate diagrams for your model for the exact location and the correct application of this component. Keep in mind this high-quality fuel line assembly is sold as an individual item.
Fuel Line Assembly 791-147036
OEM part for: Ryobi, MTD
Part Number: 791-147036
$24.04
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 38 machines
Ryobi
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MTD
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This item works with the following types of products:
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The primer bulb was degraded and leaking gas. The primer hose to the carburetor was degraded and broken. Other hoses were degraded and brittle.
Alan - October 29, 2016
👍 7 of 8 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Star driver, needle nose pliers, side cutting pliers.
1. Remove all the torx screws holding the outside covers in place. Remove the left cover.
2. Remove the old primer bulb assembly from the right cover. Disconnect old fuel lines as required.
3. Draw or take a picture of the throttle control trigger in the right cover, then remove it and the cable from the cover.
4. Remove the throttle cable from the right cover and set it to the side. It won't go far because the kill switch is still attached.
5. Removed the gas tank and all old/broken hoses/parts.
6. Installed the fuel line in the bottom of the tank. (This requires pulling the filter hose connection through the small hole in the bottom of the tank from the inside. Do not use pliers. Just feed the end of the hose through the hole and apply a steady pull to the hose and wiggle it around. The piece will pull through without breaking anything.)
7. Install the new return fuel line (mine was blue) on the primer bulb assembly.
8. Cut a bevel on the other end to make it easy to feed it into the side hole on the gas tank. This hose was a little long, so I had to cut about an inch off to make it fit correctly.
9. Install the fuel line (bottom of gas tank) to the connection on the cylinder side of the carburetor. This requires good light and long needle nose pliers, unless you want to remove the air filter. (this also removes the carburetor.)
10. Install the primer bulb in the right side cover with the short (clear) fuel line to the front.
11. Connect the front line (clear) to the fitting on the intake side of the carburetor.
12. Push the rear line (blue return line) into the hole in the side of the gas tank.
13. Re-install the throttle cable and trigger assembly to the right cover.
14. With the right cover in place, but not screwed down, and without replacing the left cover, add fuel to the gas tank and check for leaks.
15. Press the primer bulb several times to be sure it is operating properly and there are still no leaks.
16. If all is good, replace the left cover and install all the mounting screws.
Note: I had not used my blower for about 5 years, so I had to do the fuel/air mix setup found in the manual and replace the spark plug. Runs like a dream and no gas leaks.
2. Remove the old primer bulb assembly from the right cover. Disconnect old fuel lines as required.
3. Draw or take a picture of the throttle control trigger in the right cover, then remove it and the cable from the cover.
4. Remove the throttle cable from the right cover and set it to the side. It won't go far because the kill switch is still attached.
5. Removed the gas tank and all old/broken hoses/parts.
6. Installed the fuel line in the bottom of the tank. (This requires pulling the filter hose connection through the small hole in the bottom of the tank from the inside. Do not use pliers. Just feed the end of the hose through the hole and apply a steady pull to the hose and wiggle it around. The piece will pull through without breaking anything.)
7. Install the new return fuel line (mine was blue) on the primer bulb assembly.
8. Cut a bevel on the other end to make it easy to feed it into the side hole on the gas tank. This hose was a little long, so I had to cut about an inch off to make it fit correctly.
9. Install the fuel line (bottom of gas tank) to the connection on the cylinder side of the carburetor. This requires good light and long needle nose pliers, unless you want to remove the air filter. (this also removes the carburetor.)
10. Install the primer bulb in the right side cover with the short (clear) fuel line to the front.
11. Connect the front line (clear) to the fitting on the intake side of the carburetor.
12. Push the rear line (blue return line) into the hole in the side of the gas tank.
13. Re-install the throttle cable and trigger assembly to the right cover.
14. With the right cover in place, but not screwed down, and without replacing the left cover, add fuel to the gas tank and check for leaks.
15. Press the primer bulb several times to be sure it is operating properly and there are still no leaks.
16. If all is good, replace the left cover and install all the mounting screws.
Note: I had not used my blower for about 5 years, so I had to do the fuel/air mix setup found in the manual and replace the spark plug. Runs like a dream and no gas leaks.
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Fuel line dry rotted
Lorrie - November 28, 2016
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Just took off old fuel line and replaced it. Same with the Primer bulb.
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Replaced the fuel lines
Robert - November 9, 2016
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Took out the old parts and replaced with the new ones.
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