I have a 2012 Tohatsu 20 hp, 4 stroke outboard motor. I have the fuel tank but need the fuel line assembly, is this one compatable? Thanks
2077943
Most fuel tanks made in the last 10 years use the fuel hose connector on the item for sale. It has a two prong fitting. One is pointed and the other is rounded on the end of it.
2070769
Go to B&S; website and look up you actual engine number. It will give you the part number for the starter assembly. Then you will know for sure. It worked for me. Good luck.
656703
I'm not sure what type of fuel cap your generator has, but the key to this system working is that the vent on your existing cap has to be defeated and the line from the extended fuel tank must take the vent hole's place, so the only vent is the one on the extended fuel tank. If you are handy with modifying things, it should be no problem to adapt the stock fuel cap with a barbed fitting to connect the hose from the (marine-type) extended fuel tank.
350374
Your owners manual should give you the model number of the fuel tank you're looking for. If you don't have it, go to MTDproducts.com or MTDparts.com and look up your mower model in the owners section. You should find what you need there. BTW, my replacement tank has lasted three years.
1694467
I'm not certain. I can tell you that I have a 2000 Mercury 40-hp (2-stroke). I replaced the old fuel line with the Seasense item you are inquiring about and it fit perfectly. Very happy with my purchase. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1766222
Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
143113
Yes. Different motors have different connectors that can be bought at most marine stores. I have changed the connectors on the hoses but not on the tank. However, I have seen different connectors for tanks at marine stores.
2259290
I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
823775
I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.
988142
If the part numbers are the same you will be OK except the O-ring will not fit. I had to purchase an O-ring from Yamaha at some expense. The motor works fine on my old 75 horse outboard and it is still doing its thing.It is VERY difficult to get the bolts on and off but I managed to remove and replace the tilt motor twice because of the incorrect O-ring. I recommend using a 1/4 in. flexible socket extension. A magnetic pickup will also be very helpful when you drop the little bolt.
1200946
We do not recommend that the unit be connected to your propane line on the motor home rather than a standard propane tank. The fittings required to do so are not offered by the manufacturer as well.
248089
of course! It's a 4 stroke engine. The problem I had was the fuel line falling apart for no apparent reason.
1137207
The sea sense fuel cap threads, and thread diameter, should be the same, and should be interchangeable, but measure the outside diameter or your moeller tank, fuel opening, and check the inside threading on the sea sense fuel cap to be sure.
119019
I had those same numbers on my briggs fuel tank so I followed the instructions of William C Francis and I found these numbers on the engine model 12V802- Type -1783-BI- Code 01022259. My mower is a Yardman 12A-569T401. So with that info can anyone tell if this fuel tank will work for that mower? I am assuming yours is the same Krissie?
2118370
Absolutely it will fit. That Mecury engine isn't made by Mecury. It is made by Tohatsu, which makes small outboards for itself (obviously) Mercury and Nissan. The only differerence is the paint job and the decals. I have a 2008 Tohatsu 3.5 hp and it fits great. The part that slips over the engine's tiller is also adjustable. You will have no problems at all.
1904207
I would think so. Use a normal outboard fuel line - remove the motor connector from the hose. Devise a way to connect the motor end of the fuel line to the generator fuel tank and squeze the primer bulb to transfer fuel from the Moeller fuel tank to the generator fuel tank or the auto fuel tank. Once the fuel begins to flow the the vacuum will contine to feed the generator as it consumes fuel. Good Idea.
943611
Go to the briggs and stratton website and check you engine #. Each engine has a number on it. That will tell you if the gas tank will fit it.