Don't forget to change your fuel filter

[Farmer]

Originally Posted By: WellOiled
The sight of money and job security.

Pretty much, two things I like.
Originally Posted By: Run
After changing the filter did you notice any changes when starting up the engine?

I haven't moved it around yet after changing it. Only ran it to flush the cooling system.
Originally Posted By: CourierDriver
so, whats in your gas tank,,,less us not be so naive as to think that the tank is shiny and spotless...

Good question, I have no clue since its not my tractor, but it does have a pre screen in the filler neck at the tank. But its clean looking but its pretty good at stopping nothing since its like window screen.
Originally Posted By: Lolvoguy
30 years of use, agricultural, filling from less than stellar tanks are all contributors to that filter's appearance.

No surprise here.

I'm just surprised that its so filthy.

 

[TX_1821]

Dang, don't see that often at all.
Bet that made a noticeable difference.

Don't know about you but I love running into situations like that, quite satisfying for myself really Lol.

 

[Kira]

There are kits to replace broken fuel lines 18" on both sides of the fuel filter. I've seen them at NAPA.

My old car's fuel filter had a small pipe (with shoulder) at each end. You pushed release buttons moulded into each fitting to release the filter.

I put a thin coat of silicone grease on the filters pipes to facilitate removal and to keep dirt out.