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Read articles →This is a real-time, hands-on DIY walkthrough of draining and cleaning the water separator on an L3901 at around 300 hours, filmed by an owner rather than a dealer. It covers disassembling the bell, cleaning the float/spring/gasket/filter, reassembly, bleeding the fuel line with a 10mm wrench, and refueling. Good for owners wanting an unrushed, real-world demonstration of this specific maintenance task.
Posted by the Falk Farm - Jason Falk channel, an owner sharing his own hands-on maintenance experience on his tractor.
There is a red float inside the plastic bell. When it fills up to the white line, it is full and you risk water getting pulled into the fuel system.
Close the fuel switch, loosen the locking ring by hand counterclockwise, pull the bell down to drain it, then clean the bell, gasket, ring, float, spring, and filter before reassembling.
With fuel in the tank, open the switch, use a 10mm wrench to open the air vent plug a couple turns, turn the key for one minute, then tighten the vent and start the tractor at minimum throttle.
No, the locking ring turned counterclockwise and came off hand tight without needing a tool.
