Fuel Gas Tank Grommet & Shut Off Valve Fit Coleman Powermate 4200 5000 Generator, MTD Cad Lawn Mower, Tiller replace 951-0171 Fuel Shut Off Valve 735-0149 Fuel Tank Bushing

1. Remember to drain out your fuel tank as much as you can (if not all) fuel before you pull the old one out -- have a rag a the ready too.2. to remove the old one- Gently pry down between the fuel tank and the old grommet with a medium flat head screwdriver. with the other hand pull down on the valve (old one) -- use a pair of work gloves / mechanic gloves - you will get a better grip and prevent cuts as it may pop out suddenly when applying pressure. As you pull down, use the screwdriver and work booth sides of the old grommet - side to side.#3. Installing the new one: Put a very mild film of grease or dielectric grease on the outside of the new grommet (the part that will plug back into the fuel tank. Push it in until the larger round side meets flush with the fuel tank. Then, apply a slight film of grease as noted above to the male plug piece below the filter screen, DO not apply the grease film to the filter screen it for obvious reasons. Gently align the filter screen up through the new grommet and once that is inserted then push it in the rest of the way with firm pressure until it "seats" in the grommet all the way. That should do it .. Check for leaks once you refill the tank. My application worked perfect -- no leaks and cut off the fuel as needed

This metal gas tank/fuel line connector was a perfect fit to replace the plastic connector that came stock on my Craftsman YT3000 tractor. The original connector broke in half when I tried to remove it. The valve on the new connector is an added bonus because it allows me to replace the fuel filter without draining the tank.

No more plastic crap! This valve is made of metal and fits like a glove! Remember its small and to turn it off you do NOT have to tighten the piss out of it! Gently turn it clockwise. You will feel it stop, give it just a little twist, very little is all it needs. Best little valve available!

Works great on my old generator. The old one had succomb to the long-term effects of old gas and was needing replaced. The shutoff knob seems a touch flimsy but works well.

There’s nothing I disliked about this. It was the fastest install and really simple to do. I had a Coleman 5000 generator where the Gromit deteriorated installed and farted right up and works like a champ. I recommend highly.

Shutoff valve does not turn to open and allow fuel flow. Found assembled incorrectly from factory and threads destroyed! Would certainly leak. Very disappointed.

Fits tight with no gas leaks, the trick is to lube the valve with gas, not the grommet. Push the grommet in dry.

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