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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time demonstration of replacing the 1025R's primary fuel filter using only basic toolbox items (vice grips, screwdriver, pliers) instead of special clamps. The creator shows loosening a bracket bolt for more slack, pulling both fuel lines, swapping in the new filter (part AM 116304), reconnecting lines, and priming the system. Good for owners wanting a straightforward, no-special-tools walkthrough of this specific job.
Posted by the Clear Creek Cabin/Clear Creek Mini Farm channel, an owner sharing a practical DIY fix from their own tractor.
Yes. Basic toolbox items like vice grips, a screwdriver, and pliers work fine instead of specialized spring clamps.
The replacement filter part number is AM 116304.
Loosen the bracket bolt holding the lines, which gives more play and makes the lines easier to pull without stretching.
After reconnecting the lines and turning the gas line and pump back on, the filter fills with fuel and primes the system.
