🔒 Poulan Pro 952044640 Fuel and Oil Cap: Ultimate Replacement Accessory Review

Sure it fits and seals perfectly on my Poulan 260 Pro, it's a Poulon OEM product not a 3rd party clone. It cost a little more than others made in China, but I had had enough of leaks and spent money on myself.

Don't waste your time and money on cheap fake Chinese caps like me, they have the wrong thread profile, they don't fit and they don't seal. They are genuine and fit as they should and have o-rings in the right place. There is a vent in the fuel cap to prevent the engine from creating a vacuum in the tank and shutting down the engine. Buy once and you're done.

They worked amazingly well on my old Craftsman 18" chainsaw. I've used OEM connectors which were almost impossible to turn by hand and had to be opened with a couple of slotted locks most of the time. this time. They are much better because you can open them with a wrench. Very durable feeling and no leaks. I am very happy with them, will definitely buy them again.

They worked great on my old Craftsman 18 inch chainsaw. I used the original lids which were almost impossible to turn by hand and had to use a couple of channel locks to open them most of the time. They are much better, allowing you to use a wrench to open them. Very solid feel and no leaks at all I am very happy with them would definitely buy them again.

I bought a used Poulan Pro 42cc 18" chainsaw. It was very tight and hardly screwed onto the tank. I read the reviews and noticed that the caps swell over time? Who knew? However, I don't think the cap that came with it was the original. The threads on it were very thick. The threads on this replacement cap are not that thick and he bolts directly onto the tank. It works great and I'm delighted with my chainsaw again. This product is worth the money even if you don't need the oil cap that came…

They fit most Poulan and Sears Craftsman chainsaws from Poulan. The quality is bad from the start because they swell with gasoline and oil and become unusable. Pulan knows about the problem and will not do anything about it. Both original and these will swell. I've read that if you just put your old, original, inflated caps aside for a while, they will return to their original size and be reusable. So you'll probably need two sets of caps to switch back and forth. If you have any questions…