Okay, I'll bite. Why don't you need a fuel filter for this hose and not the others? I don't see that a fuel filter is included with this hose.
999325
The composition of this hose does not leach oil . If you buy a cheap hose it will leach oil and damage your heater.
999326
I'm not sure, but I can say I been using mine for 2 years and I haven't had any problems . My brother in law had his for one and bought a regular hose from Wal-Mart and now his looking for a new heater.
957409
I believe the siphon hose might be for the detergent which if that's the case you would only need it if you're going to use detergent. I never use detergent so I don't use that siphon hose. (It's a little clear plastic hose.) Contact Amazon anyway and they'll either arrange to get the missing part or give you a partial credit.
224366
Nope, no filter included. There are allot of options and they are generally only a few dollars each, depending on the one you want.
461933
I don't think it includes an actual "filter", but there may be a screen. This assembly includes everything that is inside the tank, so yes to the regulator and fuel gauge sending unit. It did NOT include a new O-ring, and it was a bit of a problem getting the old one back in place on the cover plate. I would find and buy a replacement O-ring if I did it again. Also be sure the electrical connection is clean and installs correctly.
957412
I have had two of these.. Hopefully yours started.. the first one didnt have the siphon hose. It appears to just be a clear plastic hose.
1412797
Yup, everything is included. I had extra hose I didn't use. They do recommend an extra debris bag, but I never got one. You'll love it. I had a Polaris that was a headache...
2072750
Comes everything you need, except the fuel. You have to buy that separately.
1265258
Mine came with a few filters. I don't recall how many, but there were some included.
2178071
Because different customers need different fuel line and fuel filters, yes, the are different dimension, you can buy it, so you can choose which one you need when you receive it.Kind regards,
461572
There was one included when I bought mine. What you can do when that filter gets clogged is purchase a $4.00 vent filter (the blue ones) and just cut it to fit the unit. Works pretty well for $4.00. Saves a ton of money.
1623259
I had the same problem. I went to Harbor Freight and picked up the correct hose. It was disappointing that it didn't come with the correct attachments. But even with the additional purchase, it was still a great deal.
1483975
Your question is about a filter or a hose? The question is posted as a hose.
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In the instruction sheet, it does make mention of saving back the connector - (part number 13201103360 on some models, different part number on others) that connector is used to connect the two fuel line (in-tank with filter, to connector, through grommet, to the tank-to-carb line) - If your machine had an aftermarket kit or other modification to it (someone replaced the 2 piece lines with one whole piece and threw away the connector), that connector may be missing. Other models never used a connector, and the fuel line was one piece, but those models do NOT use this kit.
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Yes the pcv hose is what that vaccum line is. This kit does have it, its on the side of the intake pipe that u will get with the kit. Depending on location u may need a longer hose which any local hardware or auto store would have. I didnt need one for mine tho.
2034198
If a fuel hose is leaking, it should be replaced. Don't risk personal injury or property damage just to save some time or money.
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No, that doesn't come with it, however you shouldn't need it if you have a regular 20# lpg tank. If you look at the picture for the product on amazon, and then you look at the red regulator, look on the left side of it. That's a male connector that actually threads to the inside of the nozzle on the propane tank. Most people don't realize that almost all propane tanks have 2 sets of threads. 1 set of big thick threads on the outside (that's what the female coupling you asked about would use, similar to what a grill uses), then a second set of finer threads on the inside of that very same nozzle. Some fill stations use those threads. I'll put it this way, I had a propane tank, and nothing else, and the kit from amazon included everything I needed to setup the fire pit (even including the teflon tape). Nothing else will need to be purchased as long as you have a propane tank in good condition. Hope this helps!
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.....an additional comment to my last one: The comment by Roy H. is incorrect. Contrary to his statement, you cannot attach an air brush to this tank without first installing a regulator. Also, this tank isn't, "a very nice product for the money" as he states. If you look at my original review, you'll see that the tank comes with a 'too short' air hose and, worst of all, a cheap hose-end attachment that ruins Schrader valves. To make this tank usable, you need to replace the hose (with a longer one) and replace the cheap hose-end attachment with a good quality universal adapter that accepts a variety of tools e.g., filler valves, air tips etc. .....an additional comment to my last one: The comment by Roy H. is incorrect. Contrary to his statement, you cannot attach an air brush to this tank without first installing a regulator. Also, this tank isn't, "a very nice product for the money" as he states. If you look at my original review, you'll see that the tank comes with a 'too short' air hose and, worst of all, a cheap hose-end attachment that ruins Schrader valves. To make this tank usable, you need to replace the hose (with a longer one) and replace the cheap hose-end attachment with a good quality universal adapter... » Read More .....an additional comment to my last one: The comment by Roy H. is incorrect. Contrary to his statement, you cannot attach an air brush to this tank without first installing a regulator. Also, this tank isn't, "a very nice product for the money" as he states. If you look at my original review, you'll see that the tank comes with a 'too short' air hose and, worst of all, a cheap hose-end attachment that ruins Schrader valves. To make this tank usable, you need to replace the hose (with a longer one) and replace the cheap hose-end attachment with a good quality universal adapter that accepts a variety of tools e.g., filler valves, air tips etc. « Show Less