New John Deere 5075E fuel pressure issue

I think I found the problem. Tractor has under 50 hours and has been barn kept from day 1.I also use filtered road diesel from the tank in my truck bed: same diesel I run in the Ram with zero issues.

[@donshields4470]

Thank you! These newer deere tractors do have a lot of fuel supply issues. Your great problem analysis is very helpful. You are smarter than some of the best deere engineers!! Way to go.

[@joelobryan1212]

My 5060E had same issue.Still in warranty so dealer's mechanic worked it. Said the problem was junk in the fuel tank filter clogging it and resulting in fuel low pressure.

[@shannonlambeth4020]

Have the same problem.
Checking to see if this did fix the issue.

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

so far it has

[@robmorales1828]

I have the same tractor and same problem! Hopes this resolves it.

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

so far it has.

[@robmorales1828]

@@amossnowdaharleyman9179
What year model tractor is yours?

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

@@robmorales1828 2021

[@almccallie4314]

I'm having this exact same problem. 2020 model 5075E bought brand new. This same problem happened at 52 hours. Dealer told me it was bad fuel. I doubted it at the time but they took the tank off, cleaned everything out. Bill was $1,400. Now at 142 hours, same problem. I drained the fuel (which looked perfectly fine), cleaned the fuel strainers (which looked brand new - no blockage), and changed the fuel filter. Refilled with Top Tier, clear diesel from another station. Same problem - runs for a while, then sputters, alarms, then dies. Dealer is no help at all.
I'll bet this is my problem. Can you please tell me where the gromet is located. I would really appreciate as I cannot afford another costly repair (that didn't fix the problem anyway). Many thanks
Al McCallie

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

start at your fuel filter. Hand over hand the fuel line from the filter inlet back toward the cab. You will see where it turns and starts to go down toward the ground. In that area you will see a clamp holding the fuel line to the "frame". I simply disconnected at the fuel filter inlet, pulled the line back through the loosened frame clamp, reconnected to the fuel filter inlet and lightly zip tied the fuel line to the original frame clamp. Issue has not occurred since.

[@almccallie4314]

@@amossnowdaharleyman9179 Amos, removed both double grommets, still same issue. Your post was a big reason I was able to narrow down the problem.
Now I send it back to dealership. I reported it back when under warranty so maybe they will consider that and go easy on me. Not.
Thank you and best of luck with your Deere equipment.