- Bosch type- domed bottom- height 43 mm- hole diameter 17.4 mmMore information on compatibility:- CIH 644 from serial number 74716 onwards- CIH 744 from serial number 559348 onwards- CIH 844 and 844S from serial number 016859 onwards- CIH 845 from serial number 020609 onwards- CIH 1055 from serial number 031543 onwards- CIH 484, 584, 784, 585, 785, and 258 from serial number 318210 onwards- CIH 684 and 685 from serial number 667629 onwards- CIH 385 and 248 from serial number 376420 onwards
You know how important it is to keep an eye on your fuel quality, especially when you're dealing with farm-stored diesel or questionable fuel from different sources. This clear glass bowl lets you spot water, dirt, or debris before it reaches your engine and causes expensive damage. When the bowl gets cracked or cloudy, you lose that visual inspection capability - and that's when fuel problems sneak up on you. What You're Getting Crystal-clear glass construction so you can easily check fuel quality at a glance 18mm drain hole that fits standard CAV filter assemblies perfectly Thick-walled glass design that stands up to constant vibration and field conditions Smooth interior surface that won't trap contaminants during cleaning Direct replacement that matches original CAV specifications Built for Real Farm Work This versatile bowl works across a huge range of equipment, from compact utility tractors on small farms to larger commercial machines. Whether you're running Massey Ferguson, Ford, John Deere, or Perkins-powered equipment, clean fuel delivery is critical for avoiding costly downtime during busy seasons like planting and harvest. Made to Last Farm fuel doesn't always come from the cleanest sources, and moisture condensation in tanks is a constant headache with today's biodiesel blends. The thick glass construction handles temperature swings and the constant shake of field work, while the smooth interior makes routine cleaning much easier. Installation Notes Before you install the new bowl, clean the filter head thoroughly and check that rubber gasket for cracks - a bad gasket will leak even with a perfect new bowl. Hand-tighten only to avoid cracking the glass threads. Make it a habit to check the bowl during pre-season maintenance and after using fuel from questionable sources.
