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Mar 12, 2017
Echo SRM-225 Gas Tank Modification
2 of 2 found this helpful If you purchase this for a Echo SRM-225, you will notice the replacement rubber grommet/tubing assembly is much larger than the ID of the gas tank hole. If you force fit the new grommet, it will collapse some of the tubing. I was able to accommodate for the size by opening up the hole of my gas tank with a dremel tool using the 120 Grit Sanding Band.
Prior to retrofitting, make sure you clean out your tank, of course. Empty all gas, clean out with soap and water, blow it out with an air compressor, and dry best you can with a clean shop towel or rag. Make sure no gas fumes are present, prior to turning on your dremel.
Also be aware that the gas tank is made of HDPE which is a soft plastic. Start with the slowest setting, as the sanding band will remove a lot of material very fast. Modify a little at a time. Remove any loose material around the edges, blow out any loose material from the inside of the tank. Try fitting the new grommet assembly, after taking your first pass around the ID. You definitely don't want to remove too much material, or you will find yourself having to create a modification to your modification! Use a flat head screw driver to help encourage the grommet into its home.