Primer Bulb Repair Kit.. Fits Craftsman, Poulan, Homelite, Green Machine, Red Max and Other Weedeaters and Blowers. Kit Contains Walbro Carburetor 188-13 Primer Bulb, Fuel Lines and Universal Tank Filter | 
 enlarge | Brand: Fuel Line & Primer Bulb Repair Kits
Category: Lawn & Patio
List Price: $29.50
Buy New: $14.95
You Save: $14.55 (49%)
Sales Rank: 15812
MPN: 188-13
Model: walbro 188-13
UPC: 032488490271
EAN: 0032488490271
ASIN: B00115I0AU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Multi-Purpose Walbro Primer Bulb Repair Kit | | • | Plus replace those broken and cracked fuel lines with high quality Tygon fuel line. | | • | Everything you Need and Easy to Install. | | • | Primer Bulb overall Dia 15/16" x 5/8" H | | • | Hand made in the USA |
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2 Cycle Fuel Line Repair Kit for Chainsaws Snow Blowers Weedeaters and for All Makes and Models of 2 Cycle Equipment. Fits Poulan, Craftsman, Snapper, Homelite, Ryobi, IDC, Featherlite, Robins, Husquvarna, Weedeater, MTD, John Deere and more.. |
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Product Description
Get a new primer bulb and the three most common fuel line sizes plus a universal tank filter without having to buy rolls and rolls of fuel line and parts! You get a new Walbro 188-13 Primer Bulb overall dia 15/16" x 5/8" H (measure your old primer bulb). You get 14 inches of.080" ID .140" OD fuel line (small) and 14 inches of 3/32" ID 3/16" OD fuel line (medium) and 14 inches of 1/8" ID 1/4" OD fuel line (large), plus a universal tank filter. There is enough fuel line to do two jobs in our Repair Kit; and it's Tygon fuel line the best in the industry! Fits: Poulan, Craftsman, Snapper, Homelite, Green Machine, Red Max, Ryobi, IDC, Robins, Husquvarna, MTD, John Deere and 99% of the rest. Repairs Chainsaws, Blowers. Trimmers and Weed eaters. Fuel line comes with one end specially cut for easy installation through the holes in the tank using tools like needle nose pliers to pull out the extra fuel line through the gas cap area.
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