S57789

- Bosch type- domed bottom- height 48 mm- hole diameter 9 mmMore information on compatibility:- CIH 644 up to manufacturing number 74715- CIH 744 up to manufacturing number 559347- CIH 844 up to manufacturing number 16958- CIH 844S up to manufacturing number 20608- CIH 1055 up to manufacturing number 031542- CIH 484, 385, and 248 up to model year 376419

If you've ever had your tractor cough and sputter in the middle of harvest because water or debris got into the fuel system, you know how critical clean fuel is. This glass bowl is the bottom half of your fuel filter system - the part that lets you actually see what's coming out of your tank before it reaches your engine. When you can spot water sitting in the bottom or see dirt floating around, you can catch problems before they turn into expensive injection pump repairs. What You're Getting Clear glass construction lets you monitor fuel quality at a glance 9mm mounting hole designed specifically for Bosch fuel system heads Shallow design fits tight spaces while still providing excellent visibility Heavy-duty glass that handles vibration, temperature changes, and diesel fuel exposure Direct replacement for original equipment - no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work This bowl works with the Bosch fuel systems found on a wide range of Case IH tractors from compact utility models up through larger row-crop machines. Whether you're running a 400 series for loader work around the farmyard or operating an 800 series for serious field cultivation, these tractors all depend on clean fuel to keep their injection systems running smoothly. Made to Last Farm equipment takes a beating, and fuel system components are no exception. This glass bowl is specially formulated to resist diesel fuel - it won't cloud up or crack like regular glass. The thick walls handle the constant vibration of tractor operation while maintaining crystal-clear visibility so you can spot contamination before it causes problems. Installation Notes This is a direct replacement that threads right onto your existing Bosch filter head. Before installing, clean the filter head thoroughly and check that rubber gasket for cracks - a bad seal will cause leaks even with a new bowl. Hand-tighten only to avoid cracking the glass, and make it a habit to glance at the bowl during your daily pre-operation checks.