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Non-Locking Fuel Tank Cap for John Deere Tractors

Original price was: $15.08.Current price is: $11.95.

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When you start smelling diesel in the cab or spot fuel puddles under your tractor after a long day, chances are your fuel cap isn’t sealing like it should. A worn or damaged cap lets precious fuel evaporate while inviting dirt, water, and debris into your tank—problems that can lead to costly fuel system repairs. This non-locking replacement cap seals tight and keeps contaminants out, so you can focus on the work ahead.

What You’re Getting

  • Female thread design for secure, proper fit on your John Deere fuel tank
  • Non-locking convenience cap for quick refueling during busy farm operations
  • Durable construction that handles the bumps, vibration, and temperature swings of field work
  • Proper venting system that prevents tank vacuum while minimizing fuel evaporation
  • Direct replacement design—no modifications needed, just unscrew the old and thread on the new

Built for Real Farm Work

This cap fits a wide range of John Deere tractors used across farming operations from small utility work to large-scale row crop production. Whether you’re running a compact tractor for livestock chores, a mid-range model for hay production, or a bigger machine for planting and harvest, keeping your fuel system sealed and protected is critical for reliable operation in dusty, demanding conditions.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and fuel caps are right there taking hits from tree branches, getting splashed with chemicals, and dealing with temperature extremes. This cap is built with materials that resist corrosion from fuel exposure and maintain their sealing integrity through years of regular use. The gasket stays flexible and does its job season after season.

Good to Know

Installation takes just seconds—remove your old cap and thread this one on until it’s snug. Don’t overtighten, as the gasket does the sealing work. If your old cap has been stuck for a while, a little penetrating oil around the threads helps with removal. Take a moment to clean any debris from the filler neck while you’ve got the cap off.