When your diesel injection system is working with pressures that would make a hydraulic cylinder jealous, clean fuel isn't just nice to have—it's absolutely critical. This long version fuel filter catches all the water, dirt, and debris that can turn your expensive injection components into scrap metal in a matter of hours. Whether you're pushing through a long planting season or running that loader all day, this filter keeps the clean fuel flowing when you can't afford a breakdown. What You're Getting Extended filtration capacity with the long design—more filtering power for those long workdays High-efficiency media that pulls out both solid particles and water from your diesel Multi-brand compatibility across Massey Ferguson, McCormick, Landini, and JCB equipment Quality construction that handles fuel system pressures without restricting flow Works with O-ring 62924 for a complete, leak-free seal Built for Mixed Fleet Operations This filter fits right into Massey Ferguson 5400 and 6400 series tractors, McCormick CX and MC models, Landini Vision series, and JCB 412/416 equipment. Whether you're running utility tractors for hay and livestock work, row-crop machines for planting and cultivation, or specialized equipment for construction and material handling, they all need the same thing—clean diesel fuel to keep those high-pressure injection systems happy. Made to Handle Real Farm Fuel Farm-stored diesel faces challenges that fuel at the pump never sees—temperature swings that create condensation, dust from loading and handling, and the reality that not every fuel supplier maintains the same quality standards. Modern injection systems across all these equipment brands run at extreme pressures with tight tolerances, making them far more sensitive to contamination than the older engines that could run on just about anything. Installation Notes This is the long version, so make sure it fits your filter housing before ordering—some applications use the shorter version. Always relieve fuel system pressure before removal and have something ready to catch the fuel that'll spill out. Prime the system properly after installation to avoid air pockets that can cause hard starting or rough running.