Spartan Mowers 467-0001-KT Gasoline Fuel Tank RZ SRT HD Pro XD Zero Turns

What It Is

The Spartan Mowers 467-0001-KT is a direct-replacement OEM gasoline fuel tank assembly for Spartan zero-turn mowers in the RZ, SRT, HD, Pro, and XD series. It’s the main fuel reservoir, designed to mount under the seat or rear deck, and includes the tank, cap, and mounting hardware.

Fitment & Compatibility

This is a genuine Spartan part, not an aftermarket alternative. It fits Spartan’s RZ, SRT, HD, Pro, and XD zero-turn models—typically 2018 and newer. Before buying:

• Confirm your model number and serial number on the mower’s ID tag (located under the seat or on the frame).
• Measure your existing tank’s width, depth, and height. The 467-0001-KT is roughly 18" x 12" x 6", but variations exist by model.
• Check that your fuel line connections (barb size, hose diameter) match the tank’s outlet. Most use 3/8" hose, but verify.
• This is not compatible with Spartan’s older RT series or non-zero-turn models.

If you have a 2020+ HD or Pro model, fitment is nearly guaranteed. For older RZ/SRT models (pre-2018), measure first—mounting tabs and filler neck position may differ.

Key Things to Know

• OEM quality only – This is a factory Spartan part, so it’s made to exact specs. No fitment guesswork if your mower matches the series list.
• Installation difficulty – Moderate. You’ll need to remove the seat, disconnect fuel lines (clamp-style), and unbolt the tank. Plan 30–60 minutes.
• Common gotcha – The tank may have a fuel gauge sender port. If your mower uses a separate gauge, ensure the sender is compatible or transfer your old one.
• Price note – At $713, this is a premium part. Aftermarket alternatives exist (e.g., $200–$400), but they often lack the same mounting bracket and fuel cap fit.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a Spartan RZ, SRT, HD, Pro, or XD zero-turn and need a guaranteed, bolt-on replacement. It’s the right choice for reliability and avoiding leaks from cheap aftermarket tanks. If your mower is older (pre-2018) or you’re on a tight budget, measure carefully and consider an aftermarket option—but expect potential fitment issues.