Posted by Centex Farmall on April 06, 2013 at 19:39:18 from (166.147.123.148):
Doing the finishing touches on the 400D before I put it to work. Got to the air cleaner and the bottom of the filtering media was absolutely filthy and nearly clogged.
Someone has had it apart before as the retainer and bottom lip were dinged and tweaked so I took it apart myself to clean out the whole thing. The element on this one looks like window screen wrapped in cylinder and almost looks like a farmer fix except that it looks like it was run through a crimper. The last one I looked at on an M looked more like steel wool. One area on the top of the filter is rusty to the point of crumbling so I'd like to replace the element.
Has anyone used the material they sell here on YT or found some other way to satisfactorily replace the filtering media?
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