Parts for Mantis 7222E: Engine - Fuel Tank Parts

This 5 x 15 screw is used in various places on 68 different models of small gasoline powered lawn tools manufactured by Shindaiwa, Little Wonder, and Echo. These devices include hedge trimmers, cultivators, edgers, and grass trimmers. Round headed screws such as this are the workhorse of landscaping tools. While these screws seldom wear or fail in typical use, it is often the case that small hardware pieces such as these are lost or stripped when the gasoline engines are being repaired or undergoing maintenance. Bear in mind when ordering one of the screws that they are sold individually. It is wise to purchase more than one replacement screw at a time. Frequently, different parts of the lawn equipment are secured to the engine housing with these round head screws. For instance, many Shindaiwa models use this piece to fasten the gas tank to the engine housing. Covers, plates, and support brackets also rely on screws such as these. Users may find it tempting, because of the common appearance of this screw, to substitute a regular machined screw. It's important to remember that OEM parts, such as this screw, are manufactured according to the exact specifications of the original part and will fit these yard tools perfectly.

The pipe clip is used to secure the vent pipe to the fuel tank vent, so the machine can be vented properly. It might need to be replaced because the current pipe clip has been lost. The clip could also become corroded or damaged and need to be replaced. Without a clip in good condition, it will not be possible to properly secure the vent pipe. The replacement of the metal pipe clip is simple. This is a genuine OEM replacement part and it is sold individually. The pipe clip can be used with a range of handheld lawn and garden machines including tillers, string trimmers, hedge trimmers, edgers, and chainsaws. Compatible brands include Echo, Mantis, and Little Wonder. Owners should always consult their manual to make sure they are buying the correct pipe clip and other replacement parts for their machines.

This fuel pipe is one of two that regulates the flow of gasoline from the fuel assembly to the engine and dispenses overflow back to the tank.It comes into operation when pressing the fuel bulb overfills the carburetor. The return fuel pipe automatically returns the excess to the fuel tank. Over time the original pipe may deteriorate and have to be replaced. For machines that have some substantial use, it’s probably a good idea to replace the fuel assembly, the two fuel lines, and the fuel filter along with the fuel pipe. This genuine OEM manufactured part replaces the original fuel return line. The pipe is used with hedge trimmers, edgers, lawn trimmers, and cultivators. It's sold separately from the gasoline supply line. It can be used with Little Wonder, Mantis, and Echo gasoline engines. This fuel pipe is sold individually.

This fuel tank grommet creates a tight seal where the fuel line enters and exits the fuel tank. It is also commonly known as a fuel tank bumper, fuel line grommet, or rubber grommet. This particular grommet has three holes and is made of black rubber. The fuel line, the vent tube, and the fuel return line are inserted through the three holes. While the fuel tank grommet is made from durable rubber, it can get worn out over time and cause fuel to leak from the tank. At this point, it's time to replace the grommet, and it's advisable to change the fuel lines at the same time. It's a straightforward procedure that will take 15 to 30 minutes to complete. This part works with more than 150 tools and equipment. In particular, it works with outdoor power tools like the chipper, edger, grass trimmer, hedge trimmer, string trimmer, leaf blower, pole pruner, tiller, and water pump. It is compatible with brands like Echo, Little Wonder, Mantis, and Shindaiwa. This replacement part is sold individually and is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer.

This clip attaches the fuel line to the engine’s carburetor. This clip is important as it keeps your outdoor tool’s fuel line attached to the fuel filter. If this connection comes loose, fuel will not be filtered properly and might not reach the rest of the engine. Clips are prone to becoming brittle over time and can easily snap due to their small size and location against the vibrating engine. While a faulty fuel line clip might not be the most obvious of problems, it’s an easy fix that only requires a metal hook. Fish out the fuel line from the empty fuel tank and take off the filter. Remove the faulty clip and replace it with the new one. This item is a genuine OEM product shipped straight from the original manufacturer and is compatible with Echo, Mantis, and Shindaiwa appliances. It can be used with chainsaws, hedge trimmers, edgers, pole pruners, tillers, and string tillers, and even leaf blowers.

This felt fuel filter 125-527-1 is used to clean fuel before it reaches the carburetor. If clogged, this can restrict the flow of fuel to the carburetor, causing the engine not to start. Fits 3/16 inch ID fuel line and engines up to 30cc. This part is commonly used with blowers, chainsaws, edgers, shredders, and trimmers. Not compatible with greater than 10% ethanol fuel.

This is a genuine fuel cap gasket replacement designed for use in certain lawn and garden equipment engines. The fuel cap gasket is threaded onto the tank with the fuel cap, creating an airtight seal and ensuring that gasoline doesn't leak out while the machine is in use. This gasket can become corroded from the chemicals over time or simply become worn and ineffective at sealing as the rubber wears out. In some cases, the gasket is lost. A replacement with an OEM part like this will be required. This replacement fuel cap is manufactured to exact OEM standards by Echo and can be used for select models of hedge trimmers, blowers, edgers, and grass trimmers made by Echo, Little Wonder, and Shindaiwa. This gasket is sold as an individual unit and does not include any additional hardware or parts. This durable rubber gasket is easy to replace. Simply take off the fuel cap and remove the old gasket, if still present. Then, put the new gasket on the fuel tank or in the cap (depending on the requirement of the model being repaired) and replace the fuel cap. Be sure to allow the unit to cool and wear gloves when performing repairs.