Description

When you’re running big machines with powerful diesel engines, clean oil isn’t just about keeping things running smooth—it’s about protecting thousands of dollars worth of engine from expensive damage. A worn-out filter lets metal shavings, dirt, and combustion byproducts circulate through bearings, cylinders, and valves, turning a simple maintenance item into a major rebuild. This quality oil filter keeps your engine’s lifeblood clean so you can focus on getting work done instead of dealing with breakdowns.

What You’re Getting

High-efficiency filtration media that captures contaminants down to microscopic levels
Anti-drainback valve prevents dry starts by keeping oil in the filter when shut down
Reinforced construction handles the pressure spikes and temperature extremes of hard-working diesel engines
Proper flow capacity maintains oil pressure under all operating conditions
Quality gasket and threads ensure leak-free installation and removal

Built for Real Farm and Construction Work

This filter is designed for the heavy-duty diesel engines found in agricultural tractors, construction equipment, and industrial machinery. Whether you’re running a big row-crop tractor through planting season, operating a loader in a gravel pit, or pushing dirt with a dozer, these engines work hard and generate serious heat and contamination that demands quality filtration.

Made to Last

Heavy equipment operates in conditions that would destroy passenger car filters in short order. This filter features robust construction with filtration media that maintains its integrity through temperature swings, vibration, and the pressure spikes that come with hard acceleration and heavy loads. The bypass valve protects your engine if the filter becomes restricted while still maintaining lubrication flow.

Installation Notes

Standard spin-on installation—clean the mounting surface thoroughly, apply a thin coat of clean oil to the new gasket, and hand-tighten plus three-quarters turn. Don’t overtighten with a wrench as this can damage the gasket or housing. Change the filter with every oil change, typically every 250-500 hours depending on operating conditions and how hard you’re working the machine.