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Need Advice On Locating Replacement Glass Bowl Fuel Filter Element & Gasket

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Walleye Guy

Regarding the glass bowl fuel filter, where can I buy a replacement fuel filter element and gasket to seal the glass bowl to the filter casting?

I tried Then & Now Automotive, which is where I bought the kit to rebuild the pulse fuel pump, but they said they replace the elements with a screen and I think I'd rather stick with the original style element.  If possible.

Wheel Horse 753 (1963 model year)

Kohler Engine: 7 hp, SN 652365, Engine Spec Number 28626E, Engine Model Number is K161S

Thanks in advance…
 

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Achto
4 minutes ago, Walleye Guy said:

where can I buy a replacement fuel filter element and gasket to seal the glass bowl to the filter casting?

 

https://www.amazon.com/THUNDERMINGO-Replacement-393169-Wisconsin-13117RPR2/dp/B0DSF87B74/ref=pd_lpo_d_sccl_1/135-9541748-5638623

 

https://www.amazon.com/YAMAKATO-Inline-Filters-Motorcycle-Snowmobile/dp/B0DXKSTCMB/ref=sr_1_6

 

This is the combo I run on all my round hoods.

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Walleye Guy

We actually tried an aftermarket glass bowl filter assembly but the needle leaks on it so we thought we'd try to go back to the original unit and get an element and gasket for it.

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rmaynard

I've always had good luck with Briggs & Stratton 393169

OEM available from Parts Tree

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Walleye Guy

That's a great suggestion and...if I strike out finding a replacement element...I will probably do that.

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squonk

Napa. There are 2 sizes. I sold a boatload of bowls and gaskets back in the day.

 

Most likely bowl size BK S66147

 

Gasket/screen  BK S65544

 

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Walleye Guy

Does using the screen eliminate the feature of debris collecting at the bottom of the glass bowl?

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