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CMACK

02-09-2007 10:22:41




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I have a A/C D-14 1957 MODEL WITH ZENITH CARB
I want to put an in-line fuel filter between gas cock and carb. any suggestions to what kind to use and part # if possible Thanks




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old

02-09-2007 10:50:51




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 Re: D-14 in reply to CMACK, 02-09-2007 10:22:41  
Well if you just have to do that be sure you get one made for a gravity flow fuel system or your just looking for more trouble. Go to a lawn mower shop or motorcycler place to get a filter since they are made for that type of fuel systems. If you get an in-line filter made for a car you will have trouble with if down the road. I've fixed more tractors with fuel system problem just by throwing the in-line filter as far as I could that its not funny. Shoot stock they have 3 filters so why ad a 4th one. Theres one on the sediment bowl in the tank, one in the sediment bowl and then there should be one in the elbow going in the carb.

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Texas Denny

02-09-2007 17:55:43




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 Re: D-14 in reply to old, 02-09-2007 10:50:51  
Old, I agree with you completely. In line filters only give good service if they are between a fuel pump and the carb. I only remember three tractors with these filters. Had all kinds of problems with all three. Replumbed without the filter and everything is great. My recommendation is don't do it. If your fuel is dirty enough to need it, you'll have trouble. If fuel is clean, you don't need it anyway. The settling bowl served these tractors well when they were used everyday and for long hours. They do the job with limited use as well.

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JMS/MN

02-09-2007 13:13:13




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 Re: D-14 in reply to old, 02-09-2007 10:50:51  
They don't have a filter in the tank. They have one in the sediment bowl. They don't have one in the carb. I've never had any problem adding an in-line filter like a Fram G-2 when I don't trust the bowl filter. I occasionally add a one inch plastic hose on top of the sediment bowl fitting to keep the tank bottom-feeders from sloshing into the line. If you run into more than the bowl filter, it certainly is not stock. When these tractors were new they came with only one- it's hust in the intervening years, with rust forming in the tank, that more might be in order.

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old

02-09-2007 13:16:52




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 Re: D-14 in reply to JMS/MN, 02-09-2007 13:13:13  
Guess I'verun into a few after market sediment bowls then on a few of the Allises I have played with. Some of them have had a screen on the top of the sediment bowl assemblys and some have even had a filter in the elbow, but I guess ford parts will fit so maybe thats where they came from



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JMS/MN

02-09-2007 16:03:59




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 Re: D-14 in reply to old, 02-09-2007 13:16:52  
Well- you never know what has been changed in what- last two weeks, 50 years, etc.!!!!! !!!!!LOL



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Dick L

02-09-2007 11:49:26




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 Re: D-14 in reply to old, 02-09-2007 10:50:51  
Been Running with one like this for close to 8 years. Have yet to have the first problem with it. I dont know what ones that give a problem but is sure aint this one.
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old

02-09-2007 11:59:06




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 Re: D-14 in reply to Dick L, 02-09-2007 11:49:26  
Yep ones like that do/can cause problems. Just means you have a good clean fuel system nothing more. I know just in 3 years I have thrown away 10 fuel filters like that one and every time I have done that the tractor has run like it should and hasn't had any more fuel problems. My self I will NEVER tell some one to put one on becuase I've seen more problem with then the worth the trouble of useing them

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