MTD 1P70M0 951-12739 Fuel Tank (Used)
BP Part #: 95112739
MTD 1P70M0 951-12739 Fuel Tank (Used) | OEM Fuel Container
This is an original used Fuel Tank (part number 951-12739) for MTD engines, specifically the 1P70M0 model. This fuel container is in good used condition, with no leaks or major damage. The item will be shipped exactly as shown in the photos. Please review all pictures carefully before purchase to confirm its specific condition, paying close attention to the tank's exterior, mounting points, and fuel outlet.
Item Condition and Details
- Used but in good, functional condition with no leaks.
- Mounting tabs and brackets are intact and secure.
- Fuel cap and outlet are present and in serviceable condition.
- Interior is clean with no significant rust or debris.
- Shipped exactly as pictured.
Compatibility and Purchase Info
- Genuine MTD OEM Fuel Tank.
- Compatible with MTD 1P70M0 engine models.
- One (1) tank is available in stock.
Important: A fuel tank's integrity is critical for safety. Review all product photos carefully to confirm its condition.
What It Fits
- MTD engines and equipment specifying model 1P70M0.
- Machines using genuine MTD part number 951-12739.
Check your equipment's model number or parts manual to confirm compatibility.
Technical Specifications
| Genuine Part Number | 951-12739 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 951-12739 |
| Engine Model | MTD 1P70M0 |
| Manufacturer | MTD |
| Component | Fuel Tank |
| Condition | Used / Good Condition |
| Availability | One (1) in stock |
Installation and Safety Inspection
- Safety First: Work in a well-ventilated area away from sparks or flames. Ensure the tank is completely empty.
- Inspect Thoroughly: Upon arrival, inspect for hairline cracks, especially around seams, mounting points, and the fuel outlet. Check for any signs of previous repair.
- Clean Internally: Flush the tank with a suitable solvent to remove any old fuel residue, varnish, or loose particles. Allow to dry completely.
- Check the Vent: Ensure the fuel cap vent (if present) is clear and functioning to prevent vacuum lock or pressure buildup.
- Install New Lines: Always use new fuel line hose and clamps when connecting the tank to prevent leaks.
Critical: Never install a fuel tank that shows any signs of leakage, significant internal corrosion, or structural damage. A faulty fuel tank is a fire hazard.
Understanding the Fuel Tank
- Primary Function: Safely stores the engine's fuel supply and provides a sealed, vented container that delivers fuel to the carburetor via gravity or a fuel pump.
- Key Features: Includes a filler neck with cap, a fuel outlet, a vent system (often in the cap), and mounting points to secure it to the equipment frame.
- Good Condition: Means the tank is leak-free, structurally sound, with a clean interior and functional fittings.
- Common Failure Points: Cracks from impact or vibration, corrosion/rust from ethanol fuel or water contamination, degraded fuel line connections, and clogged vents.
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