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Read articles →An owner walking through a full fuel filter swap on the Massey Ferguson 2607H, covering both the pre-filter canister and the Bosch secondary filter with water-in-fuel sensor. Practical details include O-ring replacement, filter wrench tips for the tight secondary location, pre-filling the new filter with diesel, and bleeding the system at the housing bleeder. Best for 2607H owners tackling this job for the first time.
Posted by the Fabbed Fun channel, presenting as a hands-on owner sharing first-person experience working on their own tractor.
Lift the hood, remove the pre-filter canister bolt and replace its O-ring, then use a filter wrench to remove the tight Bosch secondary filter, transfer the water sensor, install the new filters, and bleed the system at the housing bleeder.
Yes, there is an O-ring between the canister and mount that should be replaced, and the new pre-filter should come with one included.
The first time took about twenty to twenty-five minutes, and the owner expects future changes to take about ten minutes.
No, the video states you should not use a filter wrench to tighten up the filter, just start the threads carefully and tighten by hand.
