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Your cart is empty.Brand New (2) Pack of Genuine Briggs & Stratton Fuel Filters... Authorized Briggs & Stratton Dealer... Sold Loose as Pictured, Pulled from Bulk Packs... (2) Pack of Fuel Filters Genuine Briggs & Stratton Part # 394358s Fits 1/4" ID Fuel Line 75 Micron Genuine OEM Briggs & Stratton Filters
Wheatland Dean
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
Quick, inexpensive and easy to install. This was a package of two, so you're ready for next time.Package doesn't include new claps.
Norman
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
Just a fuel filter but I prefer to get name brand parts. Less expensive than locally.
John H.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
They came 2 in a plastic baggie,They have the brigggs emblem and look identical to the original
Accountable3
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
Simple install, unfortunately no markings to confirm brand or 75 micron capability.
jw
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
Excellent, works as expected
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
compack size fits in limited space. not clear and not sure if there is a direction of flow.
Daniel Seebaugh
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023
I bought these fuel filters to replace the old one on my 2012 Troy Built Pony. It was a super easy install and it filters the fuel. Haven’t had an issue with it since doing the maintenance.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2017
"I see reality as ultimately a great mystery that will never be fully known (and I feel humbled and awed and reverent of this concept). Knowledge is better expressed as experiential knowing, if we really want to learn, and the way to this is through our sensings, feelings, imaginings, thoughts, and ultimately as a personal expression of this knowing," writes Nancy Ellen Peden in her book, "Who's in Charge of My Life? Discovering the Magic of Learning with Yourself and Others: An Experiential Education Program for All Ages."This treatise is a primer for those who see contemporary educational systems as a regurgitation of facts and tests. Peden views education as something that should be enjoyed, that groups can do to make their learning processes more meaningful.Many in the educational system view children as "little adults" who should do as their elders want- this becomes not a system of learning but a power play between adults and children.Peden hopes to change this thinking by proposing making the resistance to learning something children and even young adults a more fun and rewarding experience. She proposes that groups be formed that facilitate simple exercises that are easy to lead for "facilitators" instead of the stodgy "teacher" label used today.She notes, for example, that "One article recently has suggested that just adding a couple of ten-minute play breaks can assist children who are diagnosed as having ADD or ADHD." Sitting at a chair staring a blackboard can be very dull for any child.Many children are rebellious and rightly so of authoritarianism which has permeated our society. "While therapy is OK, I consider mental illness to be rooted in the lack of love, attachment, and abuse as a child, and these can be dealt with in community settings. Unless there is no other choice, I recommend no one ever be drugged."She also states that "Life is a process more than a goal. The wisdom is found in knowing our own selves, minds, bodies, and creative spirits and in the ability to interact with others effectively."This book is a seminal look at the process of facilitating learning by getting to know the difference between being a test taker and creating an atmosphere of trust, of honesty, of knowledge that should be the goal of every educator.Nancy Ellen Peden, "Who's in Charge of My Life? Discovering the Magic of Learning with Yourself and Others: An Experiential Education Program for All Ages" by Nancy Ellen Peden
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