Description

When you’re working in dusty field conditions all day, your engine’s breathing clean air isn’t just about performance—it’s about protecting thousands of dollars in expensive engine rebuilds. This primary air filter is your engine’s first line of defense against all the dust, chaff, and debris that can destroy bearings, cylinders, and rings faster than you’d think. A clogged or worn filter doesn’t just rob power—it lets contamination straight into your engine’s internals.

Key Features

Large 9 7/32-inch outer diameter and 12 1/2-inch length provides maximum surface area for superior dirt-holding capacity
Baldwin quality construction with pleated filter media that captures particles while maintaining proper airflow
Attached gasket ensures proper sealing to prevent bypass of unfiltered air
Designed to work with PA1967 inner filter for complete two-stage protection
Robust construction handles constant vibration, temperature swings, and heavy dust loading

Built for Real Farm Work

This versatile filter works across agricultural equipment from trusted names like AGCO, Case, John Deere, and White Equipment. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for daily chores, pulling implements through dusty fields during cultivation, or operating during harvest when the air is thick with chaff, this filter handles the punishment that comes with real farm work. From morning feeding routines to marathon planting and harvest days, clean air keeps your engine running strong.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been making filters for agricultural equipment for decades, and they understand what farm conditions demand. This filter uses multi-layer pleated media and sturdy end caps that maintain their seal through temperature extremes and constant vibration. The quality construction protects your engine investment season after season, handling the dirt loading that would overwhelm lesser filters in short order.

Installation Notes

This is the primary (outer) element in a two-stage filtration system—always replace both outer and inner elements together during service. When you’re changing filters, take a minute to clean out the air box and inspect for any cracks or loose clamps in the intake system. Even small air leaks bypass your expensive filtration entirely, so proper sealing is critical for engine protection.