699374 Fuel Tank with gas Tank Caps 693377 495224 494213 499618 692046 590490 699387 695960 AM134926 Compatible for John Deere Troy Bilt Toro Craftsman & More models

What It Is

This is a replacement fuel tank assembly for walk-behind lawn mowers, designed to store and supply gasoline to the engine. It includes the tank, cap, and often mounting hardware, compatible with popular brands like John Deere, Troy-Bilt, Toro, Craftsman, and others using similar OEM part numbers.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Cross-reference part numbers: This tank replaces OEM numbers 699374, 693377, 495224, 494213, 499618, 692046, 590490, 699387, 695960, and AM134926. Check your mower’s manual or old tank for one of these numbers.
• Brands confirmed to fit: John Deere (select walk-behinds), Troy-Bilt, Toro, Craftsman, and some MTD, Yard-Man, and Huskee models from the 2000s onward. Not universal—verify your mower’s model number.
• Physical check: Measure your old tank’s mounting hole spacing (typically 3–4 inches apart) and overall dimensions (approx. 8–10 inches wide). This tank has a standard 1/4-turn cap and a bottom fuel outlet that fits most 3.5–6.5 hp engines.
• What to avoid: Will not fit zero-turn mowers, riding tractors, or older two-stroke engines with unique mounting brackets. Always confirm the cap style (vented vs. non-vented) matches your mower.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: This is an aftermarket part, not OEM. Most users report durable plastic and a snug cap seal, but some note thinner plastic than original—handle with care during installation.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—typically 10–20 minutes. Remove the old tank (disconnect fuel line, unbolt), swap over the fuel line clamp, and bolt the new one in place. No special tools needed.
• Common gotcha: The included cap may not fit all mowers; if your original cap is vented, ensure this tank’s cap is also vented (or swap your old cap). Some users need to reuse their original mounting bolts.
• Fuel line compatibility: The outlet size is standard (1/4-inch barb), but if your mower uses a primer bulb, verify the tank’s return port (if any) aligns with your bulb setup.

Should You Buy It

If your mower’s fuel tank is cracked, leaking, or missing, and your model number matches the listed OEM parts, this is a solid, budget-friendly fix. It’s ideal for DIYers who want a direct swap without paying triple for OEM plastic. Avoid if you need an exact color match or have a rare mower with non-standard mounting.