Inner Air Filter for Ford TM155/TM175/TM190 High-Horsepower Tractors

Description

When you’re running a high-horsepower Ford TM series tractor through dusty fields or heavy harvest work, your turbo engine needs clean air to stay strong. This inner air filter is your second line of defense, catching the fine particles that slip past the outer filter. Without both filters working together, dirt and dust will find their way into your turbo and engine, and that’s expensive trouble you don’t need.

What You’re Getting

• Fine filtration that catches what the outer filter misses—protecting your turbo from grit
• Direct replacement that fits just like the original in your Ford TM155, TM175, or TM190
• High-quality filter media that breathes well but still traps contaminants
• Built to handle the heat and vibration of turbocharged diesel operation
• Works with the outer filter to give your engine the cleanest air possible

Built for Big Work

These TM series tractors pack 115-190 horsepower and are workhorses on large farms handling everything from heavy tillage and planting to harvest operations. They excel in crop production, livestock operations, hay and forage management, and heavy implement work, from field preparation and planting to harvesting support and loader operations. When you’re pushing these machines hard, the dual-stage air filtration system is what keeps them running strong season after season.

Made to Last

Ford designed the TM series with dual air filters for a reason—these tractors work in conditions where a single filter just isn’t enough. This inner filter uses quality materials that won’t break down under the heat from your turbo or fall apart when moisture hits it. It’s engineered to go the distance between service intervals while maintaining proper airflow to your engine.

Good to Know

Always replace both the inner and outer air filters at the same time—that’s how the system was designed to work. Clean out the air box while you’ve got it open, and make sure both filters seal properly to prevent dirty air from sneaking around the edges. If you’re doing a lot of dusty work like tillage or harvest, check your filters more often than the manual says.