4078472

- length 70 mm- outer diameter 89 mm- inner diameter 19 mm

If you've ever had your old MF35 start sputtering right when you need it most, there's a good chance dirty fuel is the culprit. That little cartridge fuel filter might not look like much, but it's standing guard between your injection pump and all the gunk that collects in fuel tanks over the years. This cartridge-type fuel filter provides essential fuel system protection by removing contaminants and water that could damage injection components or reduce engine performance. When it's doing its job right, you'll never think about it—which is exactly how it should be. What You're Getting Easy cartridge design swaps out quickly when it's time for replacement Exact 69mm length x 83mm outer diameter ensures proper fit in your filter housing High-quality filter media catches water, dirt, and fuel contaminants before they cause trouble Built to handle the diesel fuel specifications your 4-cylinder engine was designed for Built for Real Farm Work This filter is specifically designed for Massey Ferguson 35 tractors with 4-cylinder engines, which were manufactured for agricultural and industrial applications. The 35 came in several variants including the standard agricultural version, the 35 Utility for industrial use, and the 35 Turf model. These versatile tractors continue to serve farms, hobby operations, and specialized applications where dependable fuel system performance is critical. Whether you're bush-hogging pastures, running a hay rake, or just puttering around the property, clean fuel keeps everything running smooth. Made to Last Clean fuel is essential for proper diesel injection system operation and engine longevity. This filter protects expensive injection components from damage caused by contaminated fuel, preventing costly repairs and maintaining optimal fuel efficiency. The cartridge design provides superior filtration compared to basic screen-type filters that you might find on older setups. Installation Notes Installation requires proper fuel system depressurization and should be performed with clean tools to prevent contamination. Before installation, clean the filter housing thoroughly and inspect fuel lines for deterioration. Prime the fuel system properly after filter replacement to ensure complete air removal. Most folks can handle this job with basic tools and a little patience—just take your time and keep everything clean.