530037793 Air Filter Fuel Line Primer Bulb Spark Plug Replacement Maintenance Kit for Poulan Woodshark Wild Thing Craftsman 42CC Chainsaw Parts

All the parts you need

Perfect fit works great

Exactly what was needed to get my saw running again. Not something I use often but having one in my garage is essential. Got it out for a small spring project and it wouldn't start. Started poking around and the fuel filter fails out of the tank along with small pieces of hosing that crumbled between my fingers. A few minutes of google and youtube and I placed my order for this kit - all good now :)

Most of these 40-80cc chainsaws for this kit use most of the same small parts, only with some slight differences to the motors and carbs being made in China now with the exclusion of Husqvarna and Stihl.If you're replacing fuel lines your best bet is just go to a small shop and get a foot each of the correct line and a fuel filter, it will be about $5.I used the lines, primer and air filter since the fuel filter would not fit on the small diameter line which is the line the fuel filter will always connect to, no matter what. The spark plug is cheap, would not seat well and was gapped so heavy it would have damaged the piston, buy a champion for $3 at Lowe's.Again, if you're in a bind and just need line and may want to replace an air filter falling apart then go ahead. But if you need the spark plug and fuel filter just buy everything separate at a small engine shop or Lowe's. 3 stars because my 20 year old Poulan is still running strong after new lines and a 20 minute carb tune.

My pp260 was bought in 11-2004 gas lines had cracked up, this kit fixed everything.

could not find the fuel line in a local store. This arrived is 2 days. Had my Craftsman 18" 2.2 ci Chainsaw running in less than 2 hrs ( I had read up on how to change the fuel lines). The saw was last started 25 yrs ago.

I ordered this for my Poulan chainsaw. There is plenty of line supplied, for both the fuel and primer line placement. This makes it very easy to work in the confined spaces of the gas tank, primer bulb and carburetor.Look for some videos on YouTube to get some help on installing this. Installation is not hard but the videos saved me some time.The only issue I had was a design change made in the kit (or th chainsaw. The kit comes with a primer bulb that has two screws to hold the bulb in place while the old design had two nodules that held the bulb in place. Even though my chainsaw did not have a location for the screws to be inserted, was able to put them in the bulb casement and use the 2 screws provided to hold the primer bulb in place. The screws may rattle a bit but they cannot fall out.Other than that little issue, it addressed my maintenance needs. The chainsaw is operating perfectly again.

All inclusive it all worked