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30-60 minutes
Hose, Fuel 791766
OEM part for: Snapper, Briggs and Stratton, Murray, Toro, Craftsman, Lawn Boy, Simplicity, Vanguard - Briggs & Stratton
Part Number: 791766
$7.40
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This Hose, Fuel will fit the following 33080 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
Briggs and Stratton
Murray
Toro
Craftsman
Lawn Boy
Snapper
Simplicity
Vanguard - Briggs & Stratton
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 48930, 1726594SM, 791866, 323395MA, 791866 ((Molded)), 7041996YP, 809322, 7032016YP, 327290MA, 7032016, 7041996, 1734994SM, 7073240SM, 7073240, 7076272YP, 7077351, MT323395MA, 48930MA, 7012638YP, 7012638, 7032015, 7076272, 809499, 327290, 1401346MA, MU791766, 492790, 298049, 694486, 390674, 394302, 393891, 023717MA, 691050
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Carburetor rebuild
Parts arrived on time in order, repair went well. Will recommend er in the future, thanks!
Tom -
April 27, 2021
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Right parts
Fuel tank and hose from EReplacement parts received and installed no issues. Thanks.
Guest -
December 8, 2020
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Delivered Parts as Expected
Parts ordered were delivered in a timely manner.
Don -
October 21, 2020
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Replaced old hose with new hose and clamps. AAA+++
This does ship with 2 hose clamps.
Mark -
June 24, 2020
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good fit, length correct.
Hose shipped with new clamps, not expecting this extra addition to the order.
Guest -
November 28, 2019
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Worked as expected
Got here fast, was the right part, and allowed me to complete the repair
John -
July 31, 2019
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Gas tank leaking from a crack on the bottom of the tank
Frank - July 31, 2023
Tool Type
Lawn Mower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Power Drill
Removed 2 screws and loosen 2 screws on the top cover. Then removed 4 screws holding the tank in. Loosen and remove hose. Put everything back in reverse order. The tank was drained earlier.
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Lawn mower would not start. Found crud in carb. Added fuel filter and cut off valve.
Mark - June 26, 2020
Tool Type
Lawn Mower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Nutdriver
Drained fuel from fuel tank.
Removed air filter.
Marked the throttle cable position on the cable housing.
Removed the throttle cable clamp.
Removed air filter housing.
Disconnected old fuel line from tank and finished draining last bit of fuel.
Disconnected old fuel line from carb.
Determined where to position cut off valve.
Cut new fuel line to go from tank to cut off valve.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed new fuel line between tank and cut off valve.
Determined where to position fuel filter.
Cut new fuel line to go from the cut off valve to the fuel filter.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed new fuel line between the cut off valve and the fuel filter.
Determined how much fuel line was needed to go from the fuel filter to the carb.
Cut new fuel line to fit.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed the fuel line from the filter to the carb.
Re-installed the air filter housing.
Re-installed the throttle cable clamp.
Re-installed the air filter.
Refilled the gas tank.
Checked for leaks.
Primed the carb with the bulb.
Started the mower.
Checked the throttle.
Closed the fuel cut off valve.
Let mower stop when fuel ran out in carb.
- Now I can better store the mower for winter with the carb drained.
Removed air filter.
Marked the throttle cable position on the cable housing.
Removed the throttle cable clamp.
Removed air filter housing.
Disconnected old fuel line from tank and finished draining last bit of fuel.
Disconnected old fuel line from carb.
Determined where to position cut off valve.
Cut new fuel line to go from tank to cut off valve.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed new fuel line between tank and cut off valve.
Determined where to position fuel filter.
Cut new fuel line to go from the cut off valve to the fuel filter.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed new fuel line between the cut off valve and the fuel filter.
Determined how much fuel line was needed to go from the fuel filter to the carb.
Cut new fuel line to fit.
Added clamps to the fuel line.
Installed the fuel line from the filter to the carb.
Re-installed the air filter housing.
Re-installed the throttle cable clamp.
Re-installed the air filter.
Refilled the gas tank.
Checked for leaks.
Primed the carb with the bulb.
Started the mower.
Checked the throttle.
Closed the fuel cut off valve.
Let mower stop when fuel ran out in carb.
- Now I can better store the mower for winter with the carb drained.
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Water had got into the carburetor then need a Tune up
Robert - April 18, 2020
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Power Drill, Socket set
Put a new carburetor on the tune up
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Old fuel and rotted hoses
Clayton - April 1, 2019
Tool Type
Engine
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set
This engine is on a chipper and it had sat unused for too long in the Arizona Sun so the rubber fuel lines were rotted and the fuel filter needed to be replaced anyway.
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