Primary Air Filter Element for Case, International, John Deere, Minneapolis-Moline, Versatile, and W

Description

Nothing eats up an engine faster than dust and debris sneaking past a worn air filter. If you’ve been running through dusty fields during cultivation or noticing your tractor seems a little sluggish, chances are this filter is working overtime to keep your engine breathing clean. When you’re running through dusty fields during cultivation or harvest, this filter catches all that grit before it can turn your expensive engine into a worn-out paperweight. It’s the kind of part you don’t think about until it’s too late—but getting it right means thousands more hours of reliable operation.

What You’re Getting

• Multi-layer pleated media that captures particles while allowing the airflow your engine needs
• Direct replacement for the original factory filter—no modifications needed
• Quality Baldwin construction that handles farm conditions day after day
• Proper seal design that prevents unfiltered air from bypassing the element
• Note: If you’ve removed the gasket from your International housing, you’ll want PA2619 instead

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter fits a wide range of heavy equipment from trusted names like Case, Caterpillar, John Deere, New Holland, Gehl, Vermeer, and Volvo. Whether you’re running a loader, excavator, tractor, or skid steer, it’s built to handle the dust and debris that comes with construction sites, farm fields, and job sites. These are the tractors that handle everything from morning chores to marathon planting and harvest sessions where clean air filtration is critical.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to survive in harsh conditions. The pleated media holds its shape even when loaded with dirt, and the seals stay flexible through temperature swings and vibration. You’ll get reliable filtration that protects your engine investment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement—no modifications needed. When swapping filters, take a minute to clean out the air box and check for any cracks in the housing or loose clamps. A quick inspection of your air cleaner housing while the old filter is out can save you from bigger problems down the road.