Easy
Less than 15 minutes
Fuel Tank Assembly W/cap 310752006
OEM part for: Homelite
Part Number: 310752006
$11.23
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 4 machines
Homelite
UT09521 26cc Blower View Diagrams & Manuals
UT09520 26cc Blower View Diagrams & Manuals
UT09523 26cc Blower View Diagrams & Manuals
UT09525 26cc Blower View Diagrams & Manuals
This item works with the following types of products:
- Blower Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: 310753001
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Fuel tank leaked
Mike - December 23, 2022
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, util knife
Parts Used
- Empty fuel tank.
- Note fuel line placement on carburetor.
- Clean outside of carburetor near fuel lines.
- Put lateral slide in fuel line on carburetor tubes. (Makes removal of old stiff fuel lines much
easier.)
- Puil fuel lines off carburetor with plyers.
- Remove 3 tank mount screws. (T25.)
- Swap fuel tanks.
- Reinstall 3 tank mount screws.
- Put dab of oil inside both fuel lines. (Makes reinstall much easier).
- Reinstall fuel lines.
- Fuel and conferm unit runs as expected.
- Return unit to service.
- Less than 15 min. Worth $$'s and time to salvage, replacement was ~$200 unit+tax.
- Note fuel line placement on carburetor.
- Clean outside of carburetor near fuel lines.
- Put lateral slide in fuel line on carburetor tubes. (Makes removal of old stiff fuel lines much
easier.)
- Puil fuel lines off carburetor with plyers.
- Remove 3 tank mount screws. (T25.)
- Swap fuel tanks.
- Reinstall 3 tank mount screws.
- Put dab of oil inside both fuel lines. (Makes reinstall much easier).
- Reinstall fuel lines.
- Fuel and conferm unit runs as expected.
- Return unit to service.
- Less than 15 min. Worth $$'s and time to salvage, replacement was ~$200 unit+tax.
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Leaky gas tank
Robert - April 12, 2018
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Removed the three screws holding the tank in place, installed the new tank(and hoses), replaced the screws and connected the new hosing to the carb. Worked fine!
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Fuel lines were cracked and fuel tank was leaking; air box was missing.
Danny - December 7, 2017
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Torx screwdriver
1. Disconnect 2 fuel lines from carb. Note location of lines relative to position leaving top of fuel tank and how they connect to carb.
2. Remove fuel tank (3 torx screws).
3. Clean up area under the blower where tank sits.
4. Install new tank and connect fuel lines to carb.
5. Clean up around choke and air intake area; use a q-tip soaked with gasoline.
6. Install new air box gasket and snap air box cover into place.
7. Fill fuel tank with fresh gas-oil mix.
8. Prime the carb by pressing primer bulb 3-4 times, close choke, open throttle lever to RUN, and pull. When she hits, open the choke and pull again - back in business!
2. Remove fuel tank (3 torx screws).
3. Clean up area under the blower where tank sits.
4. Install new tank and connect fuel lines to carb.
5. Clean up around choke and air intake area; use a q-tip soaked with gasoline.
6. Install new air box gasket and snap air box cover into place.
7. Fill fuel tank with fresh gas-oil mix.
8. Prime the carb by pressing primer bulb 3-4 times, close choke, open throttle lever to RUN, and pull. When she hits, open the choke and pull again - back in business!
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Leak in the fuel tank.
OLUWOLE - December 5, 2015
Tool Type
Blower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, None
Parts Used
Remove the three screws holding the fuel assembly and replace with the new one. Install fuel lines in the correct position.
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