Does this tank have the extended tab or an indention on the bottom. The numbers are right but the pic differs from the Briggs.com Pic
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The part looks like part#691993 on the Google search. Mine fit on a Troy Built Horse Tiller and worked great. Sorry if that didn't help but usually sellers will have a "stock" photo they use for everything so I would just go by the part you need.
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The photo is just like my tank. the front edge (away from motor) has the lip extending down the back (towards motor) is indented.
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External collar or coupler whichever you would like to call it comes off of the bottom. It comes exactly as shown in this amazon picture. I made the mistake and bought the petcock thinking it was not included, which it is.
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If I understand your question correctly, the answer is yes. In my application, the tank had an indentation that fit over something on the frame. My tank was fitting a Dr Mower. Hope this helps.
1247101
Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their selection & disregard the body colors of different brands; you'll be almost shocked & think they came out of the same mold). Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their... » Read More Thanks: I checked on-line for images of the LT1000 and found several; but I cannot find a pic of the grass exhaust opening that does not have the plastic exhaust chute covering it (if that makes sense). But everything to include the mower housing shape looks indentical to my Craftsman riding mover (42" cut). This same purchase also fit a 42" Husqvarna I had; my gut feeling is yes, it would fit your LT1000 as even with different mfgrs, many parts of these mowers are the same (body, mower housing, etc; take a close look sometime when you go to a home improvement store at their selection & disregard the body colors of different brands; you'll be almost shocked & think they came out of the same mold). « Show Less
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I have only used the Briggs & Stratton, and have no complaints with it.Any plastic can is subject to warping from expansion/contraction due to weather conditions, especially if you store it somewhere not so climate controlled. The bottom of mine is no longer perfectly flat. This aggravates a brittle friend of mine, and he buys only metal gas cans - for a substantial amount more than the cost of a plastic can. I reiterate that a plastic can of any brand has this flaw, and I remain satisfied with the one I ordered. If you're storing large quantities, long term, it may be worthwhile to pay up for a metal can, but if you're just keeping a couple of gallons seasonally, this one is fine. I have only used the Briggs & Stratton, and have no complaints with it.Any plastic can is subject to warping from expansion/contraction due to weather conditions, especially if you store it somewhere not so climate controlled. The bottom of mine is no longer perfectly flat. This aggravates a brittle friend of mine, and he buys only metal gas cans - for a substantial amount more than the cost of a plastic can. I reiterate that a plastic can of any brand has this flaw, and I remain satisfied with the one I ordered. If you're storing large quantities, long term, it may be... » Read More I have only used the Briggs & Stratton, and have no complaints with it.Any plastic can is subject to warping from expansion/contraction due to weather conditions, especially if you store it somewhere not so climate controlled. The bottom of mine is no longer perfectly flat. This aggravates a brittle friend of mine, and he buys only metal gas cans - for a substantial amount more than the cost of a plastic can. I reiterate that a plastic can of any brand has this flaw, and I remain satisfied with the one I ordered. If you're storing large quantities, long term, it may be worthwhile to pay up for a metal can, but if you're just keeping a couple of gallons seasonally, this one is fine. « Show Less
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No there is not an indent. I usually grab the bottom of the jug. I've never had an issue of it feeling awkward. I use mine for atv's ant lawn mowers. It works great and have control of the flow. Its a great jug with the filler hose.
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Briggs And Stratton says if there is not a direction on filter then it does not matter. If it makes you feel better, larger dimension toward top of line (closer to tank).
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The new tank is 1.4 Gallons as is the old tank. Mine is installed and I would have to uninstall to measure it. If your model calls for the part number listed it will be the correct one. You may need to search the internet for your mower model to get the correct part number.
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13I bought this tank last year for my Murray Riding mower...its was identical to original....13" x 7" x 4"...Jmbkr'
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the drain is locarted on the bottom left corner, i did install meself and am using it as auxillary diesel tank and has been working prefectly.
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Yes, the old one opened up at the seam. It was about 15 years old. Getting the new tank from Amazon was quick and at a great price. I'm a happy camper.
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Sounds like a common problem. You will have to measure the original tank and and be aware of the filler cap as to where it is located. Also take note of the screw locations for securing the tank in place. on this tank there are 4 screw locations. 2 on either narrow sides. Hopes this helps.
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Mine had the correct DOT markings. I simply exchanged the tank at my local welding shop.
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It does not apear as A question but the tank I got was exactly the same as the old one in every way. I am not the one selling them.
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Poornate. I wasn't sure it was an exact fit for my mower either. What I did was print out a large photo and compare them side by side. They looked identical. On further research I found that if it wasn't the correct gas tank the differences were obvious. So, if this tank looks similar to yours it most likely is the correct tank for you.
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this tank is the rear tank (behind the axle) the front tank should be Spectra Premium F14C, i bought both tanks and they fit perfect on my 1994 f150 extended cab short bed
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I looked all over the tank and there is no markings at all. If you are that interested I would call Bostich and ask.
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I bought this carburetor for my push mower. I got the model number of the mower and checked out the sears website. Withe their site I can look at every part on the machine with part numbers. I then cross reference the part number I find with Amazon. If this looks the same, it probably is. Their is not to much variation on Briggs and Stratton carburetors. I did not look at the numbers on the carb itself. Hope this helps.
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The smaller black circle in the middle of the picture has the threaded hole to place your fitting depending on your model. This is an example: http://www.amazon.com/Atwood-8897-6-Fuel-Fitting-Thread/dp/B00K8DB8IC/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1425500023&sr=8-6&keywords=brass+fitting+for+fuel+tank of a plug used. The tank does not come with a quick disconnect installed. I learned this when it showed up. Good luck.