I have a briggs engine no. 12h802-3308-b3 and wondering if the 699374 fuel tank will work?
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As in the other answer, go to bs web site, and see if you can find a parts list for your motor.
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Page 5 shows that it IS an optional replacement. http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocumentDisplay/18hvCCXHnfBhU7y.pdf
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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.
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This kit fits any Briggs & Stratton engine that uses the 498170 carburetor. There are a lot of different engine models that this kit can fit, and unfortunately there's no comprehensive list of all of them. You can find many B&S parts lists at the website below, where you can see what models use that carburetor: http://diylawnmower.blogspot.com/2012/06/briggs-stratton-manuals.html
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You should go to B&D's site and look up your engine. The site will show you where the needed numbers are located on the engine. After this, the site will give you the B&S part number that matches. Good luck to you! Bill
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If you have the Brigs ELS engine it will. If this looks like the filter in your mower this is probably it. Put a thick layer of grease around the sealing edge of the filter. These filter housings were horrible about letting dirt past and dusting an engine. Briggs never would fess up to the bad product.
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I do not know. I call Briggs & Stratton and they confirmed the part numbers and the a fuel filter will work. And the fuel filter did.
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You should determine the model number of your Briggs and Statton engine on the mower. Then go to the Briggs and Statton website to determine the model number of the gas-tank on that particular engine. Once you have that information you can do an Amazon search to find the best price for the gas-tank. I hope this helps.
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It depends on which 2.5 Lt 4cyl motor you have. The seller should have a year and serial number range. You could also cross reference your current fuel pumps number that should be stamped on the flange.
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This drain valve will work for you. I checked the Briggs website in both the parts manual and owners manual, and the part number on the standard oil plug is part number 690946. If you do a cross search on this, you'll find out this is a 3/8" plug. Thus, this drain valve will fit in your engine.
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if you have a 7/8" shaft size and if it is a Briggs and Stratton engine it should work.
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It should since 793281 is the listed part number. Check out this link as there are two parts listed for your model. It looks like it's just the spark plug boot that differs.http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=briggs_and_stratton&mn;=10A902-2291-B1&dn;=06690005L
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I think it will fit. You can check all the specs out here: http://briggsstartertooth693551693552.blogspot.com/?m=1
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Not sure what you're asking. You can look up the part number for your engine model #, type and code on the briggs web site. Mine is a 20 hp single cylinder.
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There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs original part. Aint nothing like a new OE fits and runs perfect now. There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs... » Read More There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs original part. Aint nothing like a new OE fits and runs perfect now. « Show Less
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The B&S; site says the correct part for that engine is 590454. http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocumentDisplay/18ktvKXLnfBhU7y.pdf
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I just checked Gates website--for 3.3 and 3.8 engines it is kit # 38379K hope this helps you out.
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Jodie,i have a(42A707)which is a17 1/2 hp briggs LHEAD v-twin the 707 twin, this should work on 14,16, 18 hp briggs, remove your top engine cover look at starter see if it has the (C) snap ring like item 696541, and if so it should work ,pay close att at removal of product snapring &cap&gear &spring&tenson washer & reassembly in reverse order make sure snapring is seated in cap even in grove shaft & locked.
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Hello Nate,I did a little research on your mower and find that the fuel tank DOES fit your mower. I purchased my B&S; Fuel Tank here on Amazon (part number 699374, from Darnlow Prices)...$31.99 delivered. Fit perfectly. The problem with mine was a crack in the fuel tank itself. I traced the problem to the spacer between the tank and the engine and found the spacer to be too thick. I ground it down to the proper thickness, and haven't had any problems since then. Hope you have equally as good luck. A lot of folks are having the same problem with that tank, and it's all attributed to the thickness of the spacer. Good Luck.Warm regards,Ed Adamsuted at comcast dot net Hello Nate,I did a little research on your mower and find that the fuel tank DOES fit your mower. I purchased my B&S; Fuel Tank here on Amazon (part number 699374, from Darnlow Prices)...$31.99 delivered. Fit perfectly. The problem with mine was a crack in the fuel tank itself. I traced the problem to the spacer between the tank and the engine and found the spacer to be too thick. I ground it down to the proper thickness, and haven't had any problems since then. Hope you have equally as good luck. A lot of folks are having the same problem with that tank, and it's all attributed... » Read More Hello Nate,I did a little research on your mower and find that the fuel tank DOES fit your mower. I purchased my B&S; Fuel Tank here on Amazon (part number 699374, from Darnlow Prices)...$31.99 delivered. Fit perfectly. The problem with mine was a crack in the fuel tank itself. I traced the problem to the spacer between the tank and the engine and found the spacer to be too thick. I ground it down to the proper thickness, and haven't had any problems since then. Hope you have equally as good luck. A lot of folks are having the same problem with that tank, and it's all attributed to the thickness of the spacer. Good Luck.Warm regards,Ed Adamsuted at comcast dot net « Show Less