Tractor Surging? How to change the fuel filter

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If your tractor is surging and you have enough fuel, then the fuel filter is about clogged. Most tractors use the CAV type filters and here is how they are replaced.

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Thanks for taking the time to make a video about this, it is somehow comforting to see it done before you get at it yourself! Especially for a first time tractor owner like myself.

Thanks Farmboy time to do mine tomorrow

Thanks for the great video. I just got my dad's old Ford 3910 tractor as a hand-me-down. Never used a tractor much before, so I have a lot to learn. You tractor's fuel filter looks identical to mine, so hopefully I can change it without much difficulty. Thanks again.

1971 ford 3000.trouble started when i replaced with napa filter.thought pump was bad.took injectors and pump to shop to get built.$850.still got trouble.bleeding.fuel to filter,nothing coming out bleeder on top.so i take base off.can't figure out how it works.arrows on top.I NOTICED NO HOLES IN TOP OF FILTER.dam it napa.this video shows same filter with 4 slots cut to let fuel in to be filtered.i see another brand on line that has round holes in top.my napa filter has none.screwed again by free trade act.china or mexico idiots can't do nothing right.

Hi! Cool video.
We have a Fordson Dexta tractor that has a fuel filter housing that looks like the picture I put on Picpaste.com. Could you please look at it and tell me what the bolts are on top. One is marked "OUT" but the other one isn't marked. We think the center bolt is the bolt you unscrew to take off the fuel filter housing, yes?

http://picpaste.com/9_fuel_filter-oisyONd8.JPG

We have the Fordson Dexta service manual (it's free on the internet) but it shows a different type of fuel filter housing, one with a bolt on the bottom, not the top, and the bleed bolts are in different positions.
Thank you for any help.
Sincerely,
kl

thank you for the videos. I have a 3930...my first tractor ever. I am not mechanically inclined so thanks again for the videos. Question for you...what is the easiest way to drain the gas. I accidentally got water in the tank. I haven't started it up...so I think draining the gas should do.

Thanks! Good clear instructions. I can probably do this myself

Thank you, helped me a lot.. Mississippi

Ok thanks. Some there is no filter above the bowl?

What is the glass bowl to the left of the filter you changed? Is there anything in the bowl that needs to be replaced when changing filter? Thank you.

Thank you! Now you have helped getting a tractor running again i Norway. :-)

good person

Helped me! Thanks

thanks would have messed up without this

Thanks for sharing... helped me... Nice Accent :)

I don't no why every filter isn't a spin on!!! they should be!!!

Thanks. Have you ever replaced the seals in fuel injector pump? Mine is leaking. I'm assuming replacing all the seals that come in the kit, and then bleed the air out.? Any input is appreciated. Thanks!

Wish I saw this a couple of weeks ago, my ford 3500 was dying all over the place, changed the fuel filter BUT put the upper big washer in wrong and was still running out of fuel worked it out by putting the correct orientation and is running ok. been stuck all over the property bleeding the filter the injector pump and the inj. lines. this has been going on for a couple off weeks. got write before seeing your video, you made it very clear on how to do it. Thanks

great... got a skid steer that runs ok then after a minute starts bogging and rpm goes down.. sometimes stops ... cranked up the throttle and usually runs at 2300+rpm.. then drops to 1500 rpm erratic up and down... checked all fluids topped up.. before this started i put in some diesel engine treatment then the issues began... i drained the tank ran it dry and guess i know i got air in the system... going out in a bit to bleed the fuel system... and check the fuel cap .. u made a good video two thumbs up ...

Great, thanks for sharing. I need to change mine and clean the prefilter. This is a little different than changing the filter on my diesel truck, since the tractor is gravity fed.