Poulan Backpack blower Leaking Fuel Tank Replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2022
  • This video shows step by step how to fix your leaking fuel tank on your Poulan Pro backpack blower. The replacement fuel tank took me some time to find since the old part number no longer exists. But I finally located it!! This same fuel tank works on the Poulan Pro PR 46BT and also the PR 48BT.
    The same procedure can be used on other blowers, but the part number would be different.
    Poulan/Husqvarna Fuel Tank kit. Fits 46BT and 48BT backpack blowers:
    Part Number: 501424344
    On Amazon: amzn.to/2OcCDX5
    On Ebay: ebay.us/AihcBr
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    Poulan/Husqvarna Fuel Tank kit. Fits 46BT and 48BT backpack blowers:
    Part Number: 501424344
    On Amazon: amzn.to/2OcCDX5
    On Ebay: ebay.us/AihcBr
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Комментарии • 15

  • @jimvanderzee1454
    @jimvanderzee1454 11 месяцев назад +2

    My Poulan Pro PR 46 BT leaf blower also developed a leak from the same nut at the bottom of the fuel tank. I think this is caused by a design flaw that causes the tank to crack at the embedded nuts. The cheapest replacement tank that I could find was $50, so I tried a $6 tube of Seal-All, applying the adhesive into the nut hole, and it stopped the leak. Hopefully, it lasts.

    • @Lagerslawn
      @Lagerslawn 10 месяцев назад +1

      Mine is leaking from the exact same nut spot. I am seeing a replace for $70 and I don’t think it’s worth that!

    • @jimvanderzee3467
      @jimvanderzee3467 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@Lagerslawn give the Seal All a try. Mine is still holding up. Just get as much as you can down into the hole in the nut.

    • @Lagerslawn
      @Lagerslawn 10 месяцев назад

      I used super glue and Heavy-Duty HVAC Duct Tape LoL. Seems to have fixed the problem for now!@@jimvanderzee3467

    • @nkphomeimprovement3625
      @nkphomeimprovement3625  10 месяцев назад

      That’s great to know as an option too. I’m sure mine will leak again at some point, will give that a shot next time.

    • @nkphomeimprovement3625
      @nkphomeimprovement3625  10 месяцев назад

      Did you try the seal all that Jim mentioned?

  • @dustman1975able
    @dustman1975able 9 месяцев назад +3

    I have a PR 48 BT blower to my fuild tanks is leaking whats the part number I can't find one anywhere

    • @nkphomeimprovement3625
      @nkphomeimprovement3625  9 месяцев назад +1

      Here ya go. Poulan/Husqvarna Fuel Tank kit. Fits 46BT and 48BT backpack blowers:
      Part Number: 501424344
      On Amazon: amzn.to/2OcCDX5
      On Ebay: ebay.us/AihcBr

    • @dustman1975able
      @dustman1975able 9 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks alot

    • @nkphomeimprovement3625
      @nkphomeimprovement3625  9 месяцев назад

      @@dustman1975able you got it!

  • @saulmartinezjr.5980
    @saulmartinezjr.5980 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hi. Thanks for sharing this video. By the way, do you have the link for the air filter for the Poulan Pro blower? Thanks!

  • @duanereinhardt9365
    @duanereinhardt9365 Месяц назад +1

    Has anyone tried a thin rubber gasket?