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Read articles →A focused troubleshooting tip from a 2019 MF 1726E owner who tracked down a power-loss-under-load problem to a little-known in-tank fuel filter located between the two fuel tanks, not the main filter most owners replace first. He names the part, shows it, and confirms the fix. Short and specific; most useful to 1726E, 1734E, or 1739E owners chasing the same symptom.
Posted by the Brandon D. channel, which appears to be an individual owner sharing a firsthand repair experience with no commercial affiliation evident from the available material.
It can be a clogged fuel tank filter located between the two fuel tanks, not the main fuel filter most owners replace first.
Remove one bolt holding the bracket and loosen the hose clamps on each side of the filter located between the two tanks.
Yes, it applies to the Massey Ferguson 1726E, 1734E, and 1739E according to the parts sheet referenced.
