The small oil reservoir tank, an auxiliary reservoir for small engine machines. A translucent white plastic body, molded with UPPER and LOWER level marks, the upper the fill line and the lower the minimum, the line between the two normal, below the lower top up, readable on the body at a glance against the light without opening the cap. A black twist cap that keeps fuel from sloshing and dust from getting in, the mouth and shoulder carrying a lip so pouring does not run down the outside. A side mounting ear with a locating hole, lining up with a stud or hook on the machine, holding the tank steady when filling. A bottom outlet port for a hose or the machine's fill point, draining clean. Replace the whole tank when the body fogs and the marks cannot be read, the cap will not hold, the ear cracks or the port weeps, the seal ring riding with the cap. Machines of the same type checked against the old part.

 FAQ 

Q1: What is this tank for?

A small auxiliary oil reservoir tank for machines, holding fuel at hand with a translucent body, a black twist cap, a bracket ear and a bottom port, so the level can be read without opening the cap.

Q2: What do the UPPER and LOWER marks mean?

UPPER is the fill line and LOWER is the minimum. A level between the two is normal; below LOWER means top up. The translucent body shows the line, so the level is read at a glance.

Q3: How do I check fit before ordering?

Compare the ear hole, the direction of the bottom port and the cap diameter on the new tank with your old part. It is not guaranteed for every machine, so checking against the old tank is the safe way.