Glass Fuel Sediment Bowl for Ford and New Holland Tractors

Description

When you can’t see what’s happening in your fuel system, you’re basically flying blind—and that’s asking for trouble. A cracked or cloudy fuel bowl makes it impossible to spot water, dirt, or contamination before it reaches your expensive injection system, potentially costing you thousands in repair bills. This clear glass fuel bowl puts you back in control, letting you catch fuel problems before they strand you in the middle of planting or harvest.

What You’re Getting

• Crystal-clear glass construction provides an unobstructed view of fuel condition
• Heavy-duty glass specially formulated to resist diesel fuel without clouding or cracking from temperature swings
• Smooth sealing surface ensures leak-free operation with a proper gasket
• Works with fuel filters 311272 and CONN9155A for complete fuel system protection

Built for Real Farm Work

This fuel bowl works across a wide range of Ford and New Holland tractors, from compact utility models perfect for small farms to larger row-crop tractors handling serious commercial work. Farm fuel doesn’t always come from the cleanest sources, and moisture condensation in tanks is a constant problem, especially with today’s biodiesel blends—this glass bowl lets you see exactly what’s going into your engine so you can drain water and sediment before it causes problems.

Made to Last

This heavy-duty glass is specially formulated to resist diesel fuel and won’t cloud, craze, or deteriorate like standard glass, maintaining crystal clarity year after year so you instantly know if there’s a problem during your daily checks. The thick glass construction handles the constant vibration and temperature changes that come with field work.

Good to Know

Installation takes about 15 minutes—drain the bowl first, check that rubber gasket for cracks, and hand-tighten only to avoid cracking the glass. The real value comes during daily operation when a quick glance during your morning walk-around shows if water accumulated overnight or if that last fuel delivery was dirty.