Which fuel filter.

Started by Buggybaggy, January 28, 2024, 04:01:49 PM

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Buggybaggy

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Hi peeps.
Does anyone have a part code for a like for like fuel filter to go with a Carter girl pump? Photo of existing filter for reference.
Before you suggest, no I'm not getting a filter king set up. I just want something like the existing one.
I did get one which I thought was about the same, but it's about 5 times larger 😁
Thanks



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If both inlet and outlet are 8mm then your local motor factor of agricultural supplier should have one of these or be able to cross reference one...

Baldwin: BF840
Bomag: 5727894
Briggs & Stratton: 5410382, 541.038.2
Case: D.139225, D139225
Clark: 6633977
Compair: 100008391
Donaldson: P55.0012, P550012
Filtration: FTF2911
Fleetguard: FF5015
Greenred: G911
Greyfriars: 88G
Hatz: 50317000
Kubota: 13351.4301, 133514301
Neuson: 9711004
New Holland: 9611973, 89611973
Ransome: 825619
Stephill: 0150030
Toro: 181520
Wacker: 0049223
Wix: 33012
Woodgate: WGF149

Wix are probably the most available these days and are good filters.











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I actually prefer a good quality see through plastic one (mounted down alongside the Bowden tube) so I can see if there's any sediment build up before it blocks up altogether.





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Yes likewise especially as even putting in costly E5 it still seems to discolour within a year ie visibly telling me it needs replacing.

Steve you might be able to get a filter that changes clour if you put diesel through it !
Hugh

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Quote from: Hugh on February 09, 2024, 10:46:21 AM
Yes likewise especially as even putting in costly E5 it still seems to discolour within a year ie visibly telling me it needs replacing.

Steve you might be able to get a filter that changes clour if you put diesel through it !

Oi 😂

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Steve if you patented such a filter you might make a fortune....just an idea !
Hugh

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