This part is an OEM from Poulan. The fuel line & filter kit is constructed of plastic, rubber and metal parts. This item is compatible with the PPBP30 Pro Gas Backpack Blower. The kit is made to supply fuel to the carburetor from the tank. It is recommended to refer to the manual's maintenance instructions for repair information. A piece of wire is helpful in pulling the filter from the tank. This part is sold individually.
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This part works with the following brands:
Poulan
This part works with the following products:
Leaf Blower / Vacuum
Part# 574859401 replaces these:
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Fixed the blower no more fuel leaks
Edward - September 12, 2025
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Wrong part
Needed one with two hoses, not 3
Guest - November 13, 2019
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Brain old fuel.
Take pictures of fuel line, primer line and return line routing.
Remove carb for access to tubing routing.
Remove all fuel lines and replace with new parts. You may need to trim off the tip of the tubing at an angle in order to get it through the appropriate holes. You may also need to slip a small wire t
... Read morehrough the tubing so you can control it as you fish the tubing through the required holes.
Hook up tubing and reinstall the carb.
Oil the foam air filter and wring it out thuroughly. I like to wring it with a paper towel or rag. Install.
Add fresh, non ethanol gas if you can get it.
Start the saw and get it a little warmed up. Probably a good time to adjust the carb. Check YouTube for instructions.
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Wouldn\'t start because it wasn\'t getting fuel due to a clogged filter/broken fuel line.
Drained fuel tank. Removed fuel line and primer line from the carburetor. Pulled lines and rubber plug holding them from the top of the tank. Fuel filter had to be removed from tank fill hole as it doesn\'t fit through the top. Inserted new rubber plug with lines into the top of the tank. Fished new fuel filter line through fill hole and
... Read more attached filter to line placing it back in the tank. Re-attached lines to the carburetor (blue line goes to the front connection for the primer). Added gas to the tank. Primed carburetor and it started.
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