HQPASFY Gas Fuel Tank with Cap for B&S 4-6.75HP Engines | Fits John Deere, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman

Overview

Upgrade your outdoor power equipment with the HQPASFY Gas Fuel Tank with Cap. This replacement part is engineered for Briggs & Stratton small engines spanning from roughly 4 HP up to 6.75 HP and is compatible with popular brands such as John Deere, Toro, Troy-Bilt, MTD, and Craftsman. The tank is designed to integrate neatly with the engine housing and provides a secure cap, making fueling and maintenance straightforward in the field.

Replacing a worn tank is a practical step toward dependable performance. The design focuses on a clean fit, ample durability, and a simple path to reassembly so you can get back to work with minimal downtime.

Quality, durability, and safety

Constructed from corrosion‑resistant plastic, this tank is built to withstand outdoor use and exposure to fuel, helping to extend the life of the part and the engine. When a proper tank and cap are in place, the risk of fuel leaks and contamination is reduced, supporting safer handling and operation of outdoor tools.

Compatibility and replacement details

This model replaces Briggs & Stratton part numbers 699374, 494213, 495224, 499618, and 693377, making it a versatile option for several compatible machines. The design mirrors OEM specifications to support a snug, reliable fit across a range of equipment.

• Fits Briggs & Stratton engines from 4 HP to 6.75 HP and works with John Deere, Toro, Troy-Bilt, MTD, and Craftsman units.
• Includes 1 x Fuel Tank with Cap for a ready-to-install replacement.
• Made of corrosion-resistant plastic to maximize longevity in outdoor environments.
• Helps keep fuel clean and ventilated, reducing the risk of leaks and contamination.
• Backed by a 24-month warranty for peace of mind.

What’s in the package

• 1 x Fuel Tank with Cap

Installation and care tips

Before starting, ensure the engine is cool. Safely drain the tank, then disconnect the fuel line with the hose supported to prevent spills. Remove the old tank, position the new tank on the engine housing, and reassemble in reverse order. Reconnect the fuel line, secure the clamp, and reattach the spark plug wire and boot. After installation, fill with clean fuel and test for proper operation. These steps help protect engine components and support smooth performance.