Power Distributors 5099K Foam Air Filter Kit 5 Hp Engine

Product Description

The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 5099K is a foam air filter kit designed as a complete replacement assembly for small horizontal shaft engines. It serves as a DIY-friendly solution for restoring air filtration on equipment where the original filter assembly has rusted out or sustained physical damage. The kit includes the foam filter element along with the external air filter assembly, covering everything needed for a full swap. It corresponds to Briggs service part 27987S and expands on that part by bundling in the external housing components. Licensed technicians and experienced DIYers working on outdoor power equipment will find this kit a direct path to getting a unit back into service.

This kit is intended for use on 2 HP and 5 HP horizontal shaft engines commonly found in residential and light commercial outdoor power equipment. Typical applications include tillers, edgers, chipper/shredders, and similar engine-driven tools. The horizontal shaft engine configuration is standard across a wide range of walk-behind and stationary equipment in this power class, making this kit applicable to a broad range of service calls and tune-up scenarios.

Key Features

• Complete kit replaces rusted or damaged air filter assemblies in a single service step
• Includes foam filter element plus external air filter assembly
• DIY version of Briggs service part 27987S with added external assembly components
• Fits 2 HP and 5 HP horizontal shaft engine configurations
• Suited for tillers, edgers, chipper/shredders, and comparable outdoor power equipment
• Package quantity of 5 units per order supports fleet servicing or stocking inventory

Compatibility

Fits 2 HP and 5 HP horizontal shaft engines used in tillers, edgers, chipper/shredders, and other outdoor power equipment. Corresponds to Briggs service part 27987S plus the external air filter assembly.

Installation Notes

Shut down the engine completely and allow it to cool before removing any air filter components. Disconnect the spark plug wire to prevent accidental starts during service. Remove the existing filter assembly, inspect the carburetor inlet for debris, and install the new assembly per the engine manufacturer's guidelines. This work is typically performed by small engine technicians or qualified DIYers with basic hand tools.