Iggniopt Fuel Tank Bushing & Shutoff Valve for Toro – 46-6560 Replacement

Premium replacement for the Toro fuel system

Improve the reliability of your mower’s fuel setup with the Iggniopt Fuel Tank Bushing and Shutoff Valve. This replacement part is designed to align with common OEM references, offering a practical, ready-to-fit solution for customers who want to keep their equipment in good working order without compromising on ease of use.

Designed to mimic the function of the original components, this bushing helps maintain a stable connection at the fuel tank interface. The result can be a cleaner seal, reduced wear from vibrations, and a smoother overall feel during operation. While no replacement can guarantee specific results, users often notice steadier fuel handling and fewer leaks when the part is installed correctly using standard tools.

Compatibility and OEM references

• Replaces OEM Cub Cadet 735-0149 and 935-0149; Exmark 1-513645; and 46-6560—matching common Toro tank hardware for broad compatibility.
• Intended to fit Toro fuel tank assemblies and related components to help maintain proper alignment and sealing.
• Dimensions and fitment are specified to ensure a precise seal with the listed models (see below).

Fitment by model range

• Bobcat XM Series Walk-Behinds: 36", 48", 61" (includes 930000-936406A power units & hydro drives)
• Exmark Metro: 36", 48", 52" models
• Scag hydraulic walk-behinds: 36"-52"
• Wright Mfg. Stander: 48", 52", 61"

Key dimensions

• ID: 3/8 inch
• OD: 1-1/16 inch
• Height: 5/8 inch

What to expect and how to check compatibility

Before purchasing, compare the OEM numbers and the essential dimensions to ensure a proper fit for your mower. The listed part is a practical option when your equipment calls for the 46-6560 reference, with attention to how the bushing sits within the fuel tank interface and how the shutoff valve interacts with the surrounding hardware.

For best results, have basic hand tools on hand for removal and installation, verify the orientation of the bushing during seating, and confirm that the seal remains intact after reassembly. If you’re unsure about fitment, consult your mower’s service guide or reach out for model-specific guidance.