Dutton-Lainson Goldenrod 496 Water-Block Absorbing Fuel Filter, 56602 at Tractor Supply Co.

Item Information

U.S.-made water-absorbing bowl fuel tank filter with 1" NPT top cap

Water-Block filter removes water from gasoline and diesel fuel. Water-absorbing polymers trap water, restricting fuel flow when it is time to replace the element
Removes microscopic particles (17 microns) of rust, sand, dirt, scale, and lint
Zinc die-cast top cap with 1" NPT pipe fittings
See-Thru bowl allows for visual monitoring of fuel flow
Maximum recommended flow rate of 25 gpm; working pressure up to 150 psi

Specification	Description
Product Type:	Fuel Filters
Brand:	Dutton-Lainson
Compatibility:	Goldenrod fuel tank filter
CountryofOrigin:	Made in USA
End Type:	1 in. NPT pipe fittings
Material:	Steel, plastic, paper
Maximum Operating Pressure:	150
Package Quantity:	1
Part Number:	56602
Product Height:	9-5/8 in.
Product Length:	4-5/32 in.
Product Weight:	2-1/2 lb.
Product Width:	4-5/32 in.
Special Feature(s):	Water Absorbing Fuel Tank Filter
Type:	Water Absorbing Fuel Tank Filter
Manufacturer Part Number	56602

Dutton-Lainson Goldenrod 496 Water-Block Absorbing Fuel Filter, 56602 is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.

Rated 5 out of 5 by rfoss66 from Goldenrod, Water-Block Fuel Filter 496 nice product, can view if there are contaniments in fuel while fueling. easy to change filter.

Date published: 2010-02-04

Do I need to buy Fuel filter (495) or Water block fuel filter (496) or Both? Does 496 do fuel filter and Water block, please advice. Thanks

Asked by: Kishore2u

Thanks for your question! Deciding which Goldenrod fuel tank filter to use comes down to what you need to remove from your fuel. If you need to remove water from your fuel, you should purchase a 496 Water-Block fuel tank filter. The 496 filter will also remove microscopic particles (17 microns), but not as well as the 495 filter does (10 microns). The smaller the micron rating, the smaller the particles the filter will remove, so the 495 filter removes smaller particles than the 496, but it doesn't absorb the water in your fuel. Some people do install a 495 filter next to a 496 filter so both extremely small particles and water is removed from their fuel.