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Read articles →An owner doing his own 500-hour service on a 2014 New Holland T4.95, this video walks through both the dual fuel filters and the transmission oil filter. It covers panel removal, sensor wire disconnection, the need for a filter wrench in a tight space, bleeding the fuel system, and parts cost ($150, $180). Most useful to T4-series owners tackling this service themselves for the first time.
Posted by the Modern Country Living channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing firsthand maintenance experience on their own tractor.
Remove one 13 mm bolt from a stud and the panel pulls off a retaining post, with posts on the back fitting into holes.
Between the two fuel filters and the one transmission filter, about $150 to $180 depending on where you buy them.
Loosen the 10 mm bleed screw and press the priming pump to bleed off air and get the system charged up.
A fuel filter or oil filter wrench kit from Tractor Supply, which covers two different size filters, makes it easier to tighten them.
