5-Pack 1/4" Fuel Shut-Off Valve for Lawn Mower & Small Engine
Keep Your Engine Running — Stop Fuel Leaks Before They Start
This 5-pack of 1/4" fuel shut-off valves is the perfect replacement solution for small engines, lawn mowers, ATVs, and more. Compatible with popular part numbers including 698183, 493960, 698181, 697947, 9494768, 5019H, and 5019K, these valves give you a reliable, leak-free fuel flow cutoff whenever you need it — whether you're storing equipment, doing maintenance, or replacing a worn-out valve.
Made in Mainland China.
Why You'll Love This 5-Pack
- Universal 1/4" Fit: Standard quarter-inch inlet/outlet fits a wide range of small engine fuel lines — no adapters needed.
- Multi-Application Compatible: Designed for lawn mowers, garden tractors, ATVs, generators, and other small engine equipment.
- Direct OEM Replacement: Drop-in replacement for part numbers 698183, 493960, 698181, 697947, 9494768, 5019H, and 5019K.
- Durable Construction: Fuel-resistant materials withstand gasoline, oil, and the harsh demands of outdoor power equipment.
- 5-Pack Value: Get five valves at once — keep spares on hand for future repairs, or share across multiple machines.
- Easy Installation: Simple inline design slips onto existing fuel lines with no special tools required.
- Prevents Fuel Seepage: Shut off fuel flow when servicing your engine or putting equipment into storage, reducing fire risk and fuel waste.
Compatibility & Part Numbers
These fuel shut-off valves are compatible with a wide range of small engines and replace the following OEM part numbers:
- 698183
- 493960
- 698181
- 697947
- 9494768
- 5019H
- 5019K
Suitable for: Lawn Mowers, Riding Mowers, Garden Tractors, ATVs, Generators, and other small engine equipment with 1/4" fuel lines.
Specifications
- Inlet/Outlet Size: 1/4" (6.35mm)
- Valve Type: Inline Fuel Shut-Off / Cut-Off Valve
- Quantity: 5 pieces per pack
- Compatible Fuel: Gasoline / Petrol
- Application: Small Engines, Lawn Mowers, ATVs
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Safety & Maintenance Reference
Proper fuel system maintenance is critical for small engine safety. For guidance on safe fuel handling and small engine equipment maintenance, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) – Gasoline Safety.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What engines are these 1/4" fuel shut-off valves compatible with?
A: These fuel shut-off valves are compatible with a wide range of small engine equipment, including lawn mowers, riding mowers, garden tractors, ATVs, and generators. They are direct replacements for OEM part numbers 698183, 493960, 698181, 697947, 9494768, 5019H, and 5019K. If your existing fuel valve has a 1/4" inlet and outlet, these are very likely a match.
Q: Why do I need a fuel shut-off valve on my lawn mower or ATV?
A: A fuel shut-off valve allows you to cut off the flow of gasoline from your fuel tank to your engine. This is essential when storing equipment for extended periods, performing carburetor cleaning or maintenance, or replacing fuel line components. It helps prevent fuel leaks, reduces fire hazards, and extends the life of your carburetor by preventing fuel from sitting in it when the machine isn't in use.
Q: How do I install a fuel shut-off valve on a small engine?
A: Installation is straightforward. First, drain or clamp the existing fuel line to stop fuel flow. Then remove the old valve by loosening the fuel line clamps on each side. Slide the new 1/4" shut-off valve into the fuel line in the correct flow direction (usually marked on the valve body), and secure both ends with clamps. Ensure there are no kinks or leaks before starting your engine.
Q: Why does this pack include 5 valves?
A: The 5-pack is designed to offer great value — you can replace valves on multiple machines at once, keep spares on hand for future maintenance, or share them with friends or neighbors who own similar equipment. Having extra valves on hand means you're never caught off guard when one fails unexpectedly.