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Re: john deere glass fuel filters
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Posted by jdemaris on April 20, 2007 at 05:57:31 from (66.218.11.190):
In Reply to: john deere glass fuel filters posted by francis pawelek on April 19, 2007 at 13:49:45:
When Deere first came out with the new rectangle Standyne filters - we found out they'd plug real easy with ice. That's not a dirt problem - it an issue where water collects at the bottom, freezes solid, and the machine quits. The old round filters did not plug like that unless they had a LOT of water. The new filters only needed a little to freeze. We had a fleet of rental Deere crawlers, backhoes, etc. So - often in the winter - we DID remove filters, thaw them out, drain them, and re-install. It would of been ridiculous to change with new every time. But again - that's water - not dirt.
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