HOW-TO Replace The Fuel Filter On A Lawn Tractor

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Название	:	HOW-TO Replace The Fuel Filter On A Lawn Tractor
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Great job explaining as usual Dony Need help tracing no start condition on K301 between ign switch and starter, got a video?
Comment from : J B

Thank You!
Comment from : Thomas Houser

Appreciate the tutorial vid - Really helped in replacing the fuel filter on my Snapper RE110 - I added a fuel shut off valve during fuel filter replacement while I was preforming preventive maintenance and working a carburetor issue - And replaced all the fuel lines as well m/
Comment from : Airzillarocks

Thank you I m 82 and going to change mine tomorrow and just wanted to check to make sure I do it right,
Comment from : Marie Sheppard

I need help my repair man screwed up he had to replace my entire fuel line because it was so old so he did but now I have 4differrnt fuel filters which don't fit its Bern 2 years I'm not bringing my mower yo him because he rips me off my mower has a Honda motor 165 vtwin and it's on a craftman mower I don't know which filter to use
Comment from : Paul Provencher

Thanks a bunch
Comment from : Janette Spiers

I'd only add that if you have some excess line as most tractors do, to snip off a bit of the line at both ends ( 1/2 inch ) since that's the spot for leaks to occur because of the hose being stretched over the nipple
Comment from : NoBs

Thank you so much sire!!! you save my ass so many times!!! it s a pleasure and educational to watch all you re videos !!!!
Comment from : savoi elvis

thanks
Comment from : Byron Bandit

THANK YOU GOD BLESS
Comment from : robert sims

good stuff, thanks
Comment from : misterh3

Glad to see you could not get gas line on all the way either Others make it look easy
Comment from : Maire Ni Laoi

Helpful! Thanks!
Comment from : Jack Pinewood

Thank you Dony for explaining that the fuel filter does not need to be completely full in order for the fuel system to work properly, somehow I wasn’t completely sure I thought it would create air pockets and cause erratic operation if not full
Comment from : Vito Vena

Why not leave the clamps on the hoses? Seems like you're adding an extra step when you take them off with the filter
Comment from : buffmaster0001

Answered all of my questions!
Comment from : Thomas

I guess it does not matter if the fuel is gravity fed or fuel pump fed? as to which filter you can use whether it be the screen or the cardboard? thanks
Comment from : the eabster

Good instructions! Thanks
Comment from : Skyrocketcoast

Hello Don keep up the great content Do you also recommend a 150 micron filter to push mowers If so will lack of gravity cause fuel demand issues I'm thinking of adding a 150 micron to my Toro push mower Thanks
Comment from : Richviewlawncare Toronto

What are some symptoms of a bad filter
Comment from : Jason Meyers

Video helps a lot Replace my JD S240 filter today
Comment from : Dave223

He shoot duh puck in da net der eh
Comment from : lazer51

Red filter isn't any good for anything
Comment from : Dogsoldier60

Which filter is better the red (pancake) filter or the clear view?
Comment from : thurman

Can I use this wix filter on my Yamaha virago motorcycle or is it only meant for small engines?
Comment from : Human Entity

I hadn’t seen one of your videos in a while and when I did a search for how to install my fuel filter, sure enough Donny boy came through! Thanks a heap buddybrCheers from Montreal!
Comment from : Claude Bussieres

Thanks for quick detailed instructions
Comment from : Clyde Taylor

Good one Thanks
Comment from : Rich Smith

donyboy73 Do you have any comment or suggestion on the shutoff valve seen in this video? Ebay is full of them; In your experience, are these dependable enough to bother with, or is there a brand / style that you recommend for gravity-fed equipment? Thanks
Comment from : rbarr775

Thank you Doctor!! Great video!! ☺☺
Comment from : Roddy Riddle

Dony has the best small engine repair channel
Comment from : lightningsmokerXx

It's good that you explained the amount of fuel in the filter, many posters skip those finer points
Comment from : James T

I'm just amazed at how easy it is for you to remove the filter On my mower the fllter is near impossible to remove from the fuel line I pull, I tug, I twist, I try to pry and nothing moves It's the same filter you're using in the video, same type fuel lines Am I missing something?
Comment from : Spreadswings

Really helpful video Still, I had a very tough time removing the old filter from the lines Almost seemed like it was cemented in there
Comment from : Spreadswings

thanks for this
Comment from : Geo Jor

ThanksI appreciate the great video
Comment from : BOSS HOGG

Donny, My 17hp B/S engine does not start with a new fuel filter installed but does start and run with no fuel filter I just run the inlet line from the fuel tank directly to the carb post Why does it not run with a new fuel filter? Thanks
Comment from : Scott DiDomenico

Another great vid
Comment from : Julio flores

Can I use that size filter on my 80cc motorized bicycle?
Comment from : MostHigh B

The little red filter you showed would be used on a machine with no fuel pump which has gravity feed right ? it only has a screen The filter with cardboard is for an engine with a fuel pump Nice Video !
Comment from : Ted Bishop

Good learn
Comment from : Scount Filter

My mower is running sluggish and cut off I changed the battery and did exactly what you did in this video Its still turning off and when it does run its sluggish What am i doing wrong? What should i check next? I cleaned the air filter also Please help?!?!?!
Comment from : B Cain

donny the fuel filters must be 150 microns the small red one you showed is only 75 microns ; to small and to restrictive for a riding mower ;they make a white one like the red one you showed that is 150 microns
Comment from : joseph tuleya

Donny, Hey Great Tip on the fuel filter not having to be completely filled to be working properly I was thinking I had a bad fuel pump or a leak in a fuel line Thanks Again
Comment from : Roushsport HvacMan

Hi donyboy73!!! Do you have a good summer weather there in beautyful Muskoka, and i bet you have a lawn mower repair season on full speed in your shop
Comment from : ristomatti kolsi

Hey Donny, i like to use my needle nose vice grips with some fuel line slipped over the griping teeth Thanks agin for another great video!
Comment from : jay hiz

Don I have an older MTD lawn tractor The front pulley that attaches to the motor is glazed and polished smooth So I can't climb any grade at all Since my tractor is old having difficulty getting new one Can I just scuff it up with my grinder?
Comment from : J Parra

bonjour , is fuel stabilizer good for ever ( expiration date ) merci
Comment from : jac l

I guess there are still some people who don't know how to change the fuel filter on their lawnmower That is something I learned many years ago and I just learned even more about the lawn mowers as time went by
Comment from : Sidney Mathious

Thank you sir I have learned and done alot with small engines over time just through watching your videos Very well explained
Comment from : Praveen Sharma

Why did you not shut the in-line valve off before the disconnect? It looks open to me, should fuel not run out? Or did you re-fuel before starting?
Comment from : David Lang

Thank you, all your videos are greatly appreciated
Comment from : jonathan bosco

good work
Comment from : Patrick Wagz

These types of videos help a lot of people Great work
Comment from : Bruces Shop

My LT 2000 has the smaller filter You can buy hose line clamps on Amazon, usually 3 different size clamps I use vise grips but wrap a cloth around the line so as not to bite into the hoses
Comment from : Tommyr R

thanks don †
Comment from : Reds Kool

I bought some small (and cheap) needle-nose vise grip knock-offs at Tractor Supply and slid some pieces of clear plastic tubing over the end of the gripping arms They work well as fuel line clamps, as well as their intended use
Comment from : PDTALLMAN

I needed how 2 do this
Comment from : 73 SUPERGLIDE

Now I can stop using coffee filters
Comment from : Jerkwad152

Wouldn't it have been easier to slide the clamps up the line before you removed the filter?
Comment from : Lunker Fishing

Thanks for the video
Comment from : Duncan Mac

Great videothanks don 😎
Comment from : Mohsen Kiae

dose a grass trimmer have a fuel filter and have a great week end
Comment from : Josh The Inflatable And Tractor Guy

Thanks for this timely video!!!
Comment from : Mike Dickson

Very simple yet incredibly important video, Dony!! I add a gravity fed in-line fuel filter to everything I work on It'll extend the life of the carburetor by years If the stock metal screen filter in the tank is clogged, you don't need to spend $8 or more on an OEM replacement But you do need the correct in-line screen filter if your equipment has a fuel pump
Comment from : Shoe Slideshows

thx don
Comment from : queenstown kid

In a "pinch" (pun intended), I used a pair of needle nose vise grips and slipped a pair of deep well sockets on each jaw to safely pinch the fuel line
Comment from : iowawrench

It's amazing how much junk gets into the tank, well worth a new filter :-D
Comment from : zx8401ztv

Make sure you get good quality filter, I just got sent off a well know auction site, 10 filters that look like the one in this video, and the bloody paper inside is not even sealed, trash just flows right around it, same on all 10 of them
Comment from : EvoJigger

Donny, on disassembly why did you not move the hose clamps UP the fuel hose? Would have saves a step and a little time eh?
Comment from : Mike Boggess

good tips, and good photography & edits
Comment from : James Mullins

Helpful video Thanks Have a good weekend Dony
Comment from : pwleppa

Out of curiousity, why don't push lawnmowers not have inline filters Most of my Briggs and Strattons don't
Comment from : ALAPINO

I find all your videos extremely helpful I went to adjust the valves in mine feeling confident because of your video on that only to see that the rod in the valve Spring had broken and shot thru the thing At least I know how to do it if I have to I need a video on replacing that if I can
Comment from : S Carmichael