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Read articles →A first-time fuel filter swap on a Massey GC1723 filmed by the owner as he works through it. Distinctive touches include measuring the AGCO filter dimensions (length, diameter, pleats) to help source alternatives, a tip on pre-filling the bowl before seating the retainer nut, and a step-by-step gravity bleed of both ports. Best for GC1723 owners tackling this job themselves for the first time.
Posted by the Redneck Ed channel, an owner documenting routine maintenance on his own tractor with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Every two years, according to the manual.
Overall length 69.5mm (66.36mm without the nipple), diameter 35.14mm, inside diameter about 11.5mm, with 32 pleats.
With the tank full, loosen the bottom bleed screw first until it drips, then loosen the top one, then retighten both and dry everything off.
The O-ring sits inside the filter itself; the owner inspected his old one and it looked fine, but a new filter should include one too.
