Primary Fuel Filter for Ford TW Series and Case CVX Tractors with Perkins Engines

Description

If you’ve ever dealt with fuel problems in your Ford TW or Case CVX tractor, you know how frustrating it can be when dirty fuel starts causing rough running or power loss right when you need your machine most. This primary fuel filter serves as the critical first line of defense against fuel system contamination that could otherwise damage expensive injection components. It removes contaminants and particulates from diesel fuel before they reach sensitive injection components, keeping your tractor running smoothly when there’s work to be done.

What You’re Getting

• Genuine Perkins engineering ensures optimal filtration efficiency and fuel flow rates – no compromise on quality when protecting your engine investment
• Effectively removes dirt, rust particles, algae, and water that accumulate in diesel fuel tanks, particularly in agricultural environments where equipment operates in dusty conditions
• Proper primary filtration extends the service life of secondary filters and expensive injection components while maintaining consistent fuel pressure
• Universal compatibility across Ford TW series, Case CVX, Massey Ferguson, and other brands makes this a versatile filter for mixed fleets

Built for Real Farm Work

Compatible equipment includes Ford TW series row crop tractors known for their reliability in large-scale farming operations including grain production, dairy farming, and custom agricultural services, plus Case CVX 120/130/150/170 tractors used for mixed farming operations and field cultivation. This filter fits Perkins engines including 3.152, 4.165, 6.354, V8.540, and V8.640 series that power these workhorses through everything from planting season to harvest.

Made to Last

Farm fuel tanks collect all sorts of contaminants over time – dust from harvest, moisture from temperature changes, and particles from handling. This primary filtration design captures debris, water, and particulates from fuel contamination before they can cause problems downstream. The genuine Perkins construction means it’s built to handle the vibration, heat, and demanding conditions these big tractors work in day after day.

Installation Notes

Installation involves shutting off fuel supply, removing the old filter element, cleaning the housing thoroughly, and installing the new filter with proper gasket alignment. Replace every 250-500 hours or annually depending on fuel quality and operating conditions. Always prime the system after installation to avoid air pockets that can cause starting problems.