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[Lifetime Warranty] 1-633347 Cut-Off Fuel Valve

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Description

1-633347 Cut-Off Fuel Valve

Key Features

  • Two-way inline fuel shut-off valve
  • Configuration: 1 fuel input, 2 fuel outputs
  • Enables switching between dual fuel tanks
  • Connection size: Fits 1/4 inch inner diameter fuel lines
  • Barbed fittings for secure line connection

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Exmark: 1-633347, 633347, 1633347, E633347
  • Hustler: 745059
  • Husqvarna: 539102679
  • Scag: 482212, 482-212
  • Toro: 1-633347
  • Lawn Boy: 1-633347
  • Also replaces part 539102679 for select Electrolux, Jonsered, and Poulan models.

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for zero-turn mowers and other equipment with a dual-tank fuel system.
  • Direct replacement for specified models from Exmark, Hustler, Husqvarna, Scag, and Toro.
  • Confirm fitment by checking your equipment's original part number.

When to Replace

  • Valve body is cracked or leaking fuel.
  • Control handle is broken, stuck, or difficult to operate.
  • Fails to completely stop fuel flow in the 'off' position.
  • Does not correctly switch fuel draw between tanks.

Installation Tips

  • Work in a well-ventilated area with a cool engine.
  • Use fuel line clamps to prevent spills when disconnecting lines.
  • Ensure new hose clamps are used on the barbs for a leak-free seal.
  • Verify the correct orientation of the single input and dual output ports before securing lines.