Your pump may be mounted differently but no matter.
If you can print this picture just turn the printed page until it matches the orientation of your pump.

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Wowie, Mownie!! You got me off the hook, so to say! I printed the picture, and tomorrow i'll get it all connected and finished! Thanks to the wonders of the modern world! And the wonders of this web-site, and many others! Sort of an educating process.
A man was here yesterday and asked me why i--at the age of almost 88, was still messing with mowers, etc. I told him, I knew younger guys who sat down at age 65, and were Gonzo in a year, or less!
Rusty J.

And, wouldn't ya just know it---today, a man brought in his very harassed Craftsman tractor and---yep--it has an identical fuel pump, all connected! And, i had just finished connecting the pump i bought, as per your instructions! WOO-HOO! RJ

Yes, it starts and runs well! But, now it won't move. I'm afeared something else is wrong with it.
Tmorrow is another day--going bluegrassin' tonight.

When i sold the tractor to the man, it all worked well. But--he thinks he can leave things like that tractor sit outside, uncovered, un-protected from weather, winter and summer.
but, tomorrow i have another one to get running, a much newer, treated badly, Craftsman Garden tractor, the one with the bolt-on back wheels, a Kohler Twin cylinder, with no spark. From what i have seen of the owners' other lawn tractors--this one hasn't been treated very good either!RJ

So, today i got started on the large Craftsman garden tractor. I thought it was a twin Koehler, but its only one cylinder. But--i found one of the ignition coils not bolted down, just laying there. got that fixed. Air filter real dirty. I'll get a new one tomorrow. The owner had installed a very large fuel filter on it, and that didn't work so i put a smaller red one on it, and it starts good now. I drove it all around, even mowed a little, but then found the brakes don't work, the hard way--i ran it up a hilly bank to stop. I'll fix it, just takes some work. Owner hasn't learned the facts: You can't let them sit outside in the rain, you shouldn't allow anybody else to use it, those machines aren't a side-show machine, and a whole bunch of other truisms! RJ

An update on the previously mentioned C-man tractor. I was up at the Fire Hall for work night, when my wife called and said the man was here for that big C-man tractor. I got home, and he said it won't start, and the brakes don't work. I told him i'm not finished with it.
I told him how the brakes work, and it isn't a matter of squirting oil on the brake mechanism. Also told him i had other problems today. So he went back home. ( I also told him his main problem is allowing his 9 year old Grand-son to use it!) RJ