Ace Tank & Container

This is a fuel tank for MTD string trimmers. It’s constructed from white resin, which combines the tank and mounting flanges in a one-piece, molded design. The gas cap is glossy black plastic, and the tank and primer leads are both already installed. There are two mounting screws included in the kit, making installation more convenient. This is a 2-cycle fuel tank designed for engines that run on a mixture of oil and gas. Ordinary gasoline can cause damage to the fuel lines. Tanks should ideally last for several years but can get damaged, causing a leak. Gas tank leakage is a significant safety issue and must be fixed immediately. Tanks may also need to be replaced if they become extremely soiled. To replace the tank, you will simply need to disconnect the old tank’s fuel lines and remove the two mounting screws. In addition to MTD trimmers, this tank is also used on some Troy-Bilt and Cub Cadet models. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer, and it is sold individually.

This fuel tank assembly stores fuel. It is made from a thick plastic material. The assembly includes the fuel tank, fuel cap, and fuel lines. Although it is generally durable, exposure to fuel chemicals and the environment can eventually cause fuel tank leaks. When this happens, the fuel leak may damage other components. To install a new tank assembly, make sure to drain the old tank first. Detach the fuel lines and then use a screwdriver to remove its mounting screws. This replacement will take less than 10 minutes to complete. MTD makes this brand-new fuel tank assembly. This replacement includes the tank itself, the fuel lines, fuel cap, and mounting screws. All of which are sourced directly from MTD. It is compatible with string trimmer models from Bolens, Yard-Man, Murray, Craftsman, Yard Machines, MTD, Cub Cadet, and Troy-Bilt. This fuel tank assembly doesn't include the original MTD air filter.

This fuel tank assembly from MTD is a genuine replacement part. It is a fuel reservoir made from a thick and durable plastic material. It is designed to fit and work with tillers, edgers, and string trimmers from MTD, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, and Yard Machines. When this fuel tank wears out, liquid may seep out and waste gas. A fuel tank assembly replacement is easy. The process will take approximately 30 minutes or less. First, make sure that the machine has cooled down and there is little fuel left in the tank. Make sure to wear gloves since fuel spills can occur, especially when removing the fuel lines. Then, remove the spark plug connector to prevent the engine from starting. Disconnect the fuel line and unfasten the mounting screws of the fuel tank. Install the fuel tank and attach the fuel line. This replacement fuel tank assembly is sold individually. The assembly includes the tank, fuel cap, and one fuel line. It is an original replacement made directly by MTD.

The plastic fuel tank is responsible for storing the fuel that will be used by the lawn and garden equipment. The fuel tank is meant to be durable. However, this does not mean that it can't become broken. Damage to the fuel tank could cause a leak, which could be dangerous and waste fuel. Whether it is through wear and tear or an accident that causes a problem with the gas tank, such as a hole, it will need to be replaced. This is a genuine OEM replacement fuel tank that will work with string trimmers, edgers, and leaf blowers. It is compatible with models from Craftsman, MTD, Cub Cadet, and Troy-Bilt. It is important to note that this product is sold individually. It does not come with the fuel cap that will be needed to keep the fuel tank safe from an influx of air and debris. The cap will need to be purchased separately. Buyers should always make sure the tank they are choosing will work with their make and model.

This is a genuine replacement fuel tank for a tiller. The fuel tank holds fuel for the tiller and connects fuel tubes to distribute fuel to the engine. Tiller fuel tanks may start to leak if it is cracked, punctured, or otherwise damaged. In addition to losing fuel, this is a serious safety hazard. If damaged, this part should be replaced before using the tiller. Do not attempt to repair a damaged fuel tank.Fuel tank replacement is a simple process. This project will require different tools depending on the model of tiller. Remove the fuel lines and fuel tank completely from the tiller. Remove the tiller fuel tank by unscrewing any bolts connecting the fuel tank to the engine. Set up the new fuel tank with the filter, fuel level indicator, and fuel cap. Reinstall the fuel lines from the engine to the fuel tank, and reattach the new fuel tank with the previous or new bolts.This is a genuine OEM replacement part. This part is compatible with Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, and MTD brands. This part is sold separately.