This genuine replacement fuel tank assembly is soured directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is used on handheld gas string trimmers. It is made out of plastic and it includes the fuel tank, fuel lines and a fuel cap. It is very important to replace the fuel tank if it is cracked or damaged to avoid damage or serious injuries. Make sure to drain the gas tank before starting a repair. Please note the fuel tank tabs used to secure this tank are sold separately.
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Replacement fuel tank
Exactly what I needed and it worked great.
Guest - July 15, 2019
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Easy to replace
Very easy to replace. Just remove the 6 screws holding the cowling, angle the old tank out remembering to save the rubber boots. Take a picture with your cellphone of where the fuel lines go. Cut the fuel lines and pull the remainder off with long-nose pliers. Cut the new fuel lines to their proper length (too long is better than too short). Slide the new fuel lines on to there respective pipes. Again use long nose pliers to make sure they are fully seated. Angle the tank back in. Replace the cowling with the 6 screws.
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prompt shipment
excellent replacement part.
Billy - October 4, 2019
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Worked as expected!
The part arrived on time in great condition. It fit perfectly well with my bush trimmer. I was so impressed. You’ve earned my business!
Guest - December 4, 2019
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Correct replacement
Fast delivery and correct description of part
Randall - April 15, 2020
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Exact replacement
Fuel tank was exactly as described. Shipping was great! Will use again.
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Easy to replace
Arrived quickly and was an exact fit.
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Easy repair
Arrived quickly and was. Put on rototiler with no problem
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Part was perfect
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Couldn\'t find a replacement fuel tank filter, bought new tank with fuel lines and filter. Very simple repair. Disconnect spark plug, drain the old tank, disconnect fuel lines, remove old tank and secure the new one, reattach fuel lines and the spark plug wire.
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Gov. ethanol in gasoline (4 stroke unit) had ruined the carburator replaced fuel system. Hard to start.
Troybuilt TB146 EC tiller - four stroke
1.) Removed the 4 - 5 top cover screws
2.) Removed the air breather cover, filter and filter grate, and assembly. See the spacers in the housing for the long bolts put them back, a big help to have.
3.) Removed the carburetor.
4.) Disconnected the throttle connection from
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5.) Lift and discounted the throttle cable securement from the body of the motor, use two standard screwdrivers to push in on both sides of the holder, it just lifts off and out of the way.
6.) Remove the carburetor gasket, big cardboard piece. Remember to tuck in under the plastic housing when reinstalling
7.) Remove and reinstall the spark plug if needed, did they come pre-set, the carb too.
8.) Re-install in reverse.
9.) Change the oil while you are there. Do not overfill or it will run out of the air breather assembly.
10.) The power bit starter is great, all small engines should have one of these. A standard square bit, I bet would work too.
Removed old fuel tank, air filter housing and carburetor by removing 4 screws
Installed new fuel tank, carb, air filter housing
Cut fuel lines to correct length
Pressed fuel lines onto connectors
Removed spark plug with socket wrench and replaced new one
Filled with gas, pumped primer bulb 6 times
Star
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Trimmer would start and idle but would not run under loaf at higher rpms
1. Removed six screws holding the shroud
2. Removed fuel lines from carb
3. Set tank aside
4. Removed 2 screws holding carb
5. Installed new carb
6. Fitted new tank and cut fuel lines to length so they would not rub on housing
7. Installed shroud making sure 3 rubber tank mounts in place
8 Reinst
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1. Removed air filter cover and plastic housing
2. Remove carb
3. Removed fuel lines from carb
4. Removed screws holding plastic casing in order to let fuel tank loose, observed rotten fuel lines and filter stone
5. Cleaned carb with carb cleaner
6. Installed new fuel tank connecting lines to carb
7. Re
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8. Fired up like a brand new machine. Use ethanol free fuel and winterize your small engines.
Removed the housing , then removed the fuel tank and unhooked the fuel lines. Installed new fuel tank and connected the fuel lines. Then replaced the housing.
1. Removed six screws holding top plate
2. Pulled plug wire and removed old spark plug, gapped me one, and installed new one (see owners manual)
3. Removed old fuel tank and rubber mounts. Be sure to note there were two fuels lines, so proper orientation is critical.
4. Install rubber mounts and tank, then cut fuel lin
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5. Reinstall top plate with the six screws
6. Fuel filter change out per owners manual was a breeze.
7. All done.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP19283368
Manufacturer Part Number: 753-06240
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