Deawater 3-Piece Fuel Tank Stem & Bushing Kit for Husqvarna – Compatible with Husqvarna, Craftsman, Poulan

Deawater 3-Piece Fuel Tank Stem & Bushing Kit for Husqvarna

Keep your outdoor power equipment running smoothly with the Deawater 3-Piece Fuel Tank Stem & Bushing Kit. This set pairs three 532139227 fuel tank stems with three 532003645 bushings, giving you fresh parts to refresh a tired fuel connection. The stems replace older, worn numbers 539110432, while the bushings replace 3645J and 532124952. Designed for compatibility with a broad range of trusted brands, this kit helps you restore a secure fit between tank and hose, reducing fuel-related hassles during busy seasons.

What you get matters. This kit is built for practical, real-world use on a variety of equipment; the components are sized to fit common Husqvarna engines and similar models from Craftsman, AYP, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Roper, and Weed Eater. If you’re maintaining an older machine or stocking up for future projects, this kit can be a straightforward, mess-free way to refresh the fuel system without tracking down individual parts.

Kit contents

• Three 532139227 fuel tank stems
• Three 532003645 bushings

Compatibility and replacement references

• 532139227 replaces 539110432
• 532003645 replaces 3645J and 532124952

Why consider this Deawater kit

• Broad compatibility across Husqvarna-related brands, including Craftsman, AYP, Poulan, Poulan Pro, Roper, and Weed Eater
• Two critical replacement parts bundled together to simplify maintenance
• Durable materials designed to withstand regular fuel exposure and vibration

Real-world use often reveals how small, well-fitting components can make a difference in maintenance time and operation. The stems provide a secure path for fuel flow, while the bushings help maintain a tight seal and reduce wobble at the tank connections. The result may be a cleaner fuel path, less risk of leaks, and smoother routine service during the mowing season. Consider this kit as a practical upgrade to keep compatible machines in good working order, especially if you’re rebuilding an older unit or stocking spare parts for quick repairs.

How to use

Carefully remove old components, clean mating surfaces, and install the new stems and bushings following your equipment’s service guidelines. Ensure a snug fit without over-tightening connections, and inspect for any signs of wear during routine checks.