Fuel Tap Gauze Filter Pack for Ford Tractor Fuel System Protection

Description

There’s nothing worse than having your Ford tractor stumble or shut down in the middle of critical farm work because dirty fuel made its way to the engine. These little gauze filters are your first line of defense at the fuel tap, catching sediment, rust flakes, and debris before they can head downstream and cause expensive problems. If you’ve noticed your tractor running rough or had fuel pump issues, this simple filter could save you a lot of headaches and money.

What You’re Getting

• Pack of 3 fine mesh gauze filters that trap dirt and sediment before it reaches your fuel system
• Push-on design means no wrestling with threads – just slip them on and you’re done
• Corrosion-resistant materials that hold up to both diesel and gasoline fuels
• Perfect fit for fuel tap 41568 ensures proper sealing without leaks
• Cost-effective protection that prevents expensive fuel pump and injector repairs

Built for Real Farm Work

These filters are designed for the classic Ford tractors that keep America’s farms running – the 2000, 2600, 3000, 3600, 4000, 4600, 5000, 5600, 6600, 7000, and 7600 series, plus the dependable Fordson Dexta, Major, Power Major, Super Dexta, and Super Major models. Whether you’re mowing pastures, running a loader, or pulling implements, clean fuel keeps these workhorses running strong season after season.

Made to Last

Farm fuel tanks collect water, dirt, and rust over time, especially when tractors sit through winter or during long storage periods. These gauze filters are built with fine mesh that catches contaminants while letting fuel flow freely. The materials resist corrosion from fuel additives and won’t break down from temperature swings or vibration.

Good to Know

These are push-on type filters for fuel taps like part 41568 – if your tap uses screw-type filters, you’ll need a different part. Replace these filters every 100-200 hours or at least once a season, more often if you’re dealing with questionable fuel quality. When you change them, take a look at what you’re catching – if there’s a lot of debris, it might be time to clean your fuel tank or check your fuel source.