Baldwin Hydraulic Filter for Bobcat Loaders and Case Equipment

Description

When you’re working with Bobcat loaders or Case equipment day after day, clean hydraulic fluid is what keeps your machine responding smoothly and protecting those expensive hydraulic components. A dirty or clogged hydraulic filter can turn smooth operation into sluggish performance, and eventually lead to costly pump, valve, and cylinder repairs that’ll sideline your equipment when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

• Baldwin quality construction built to handle 1000 PSI minimum burst pressure for demanding applications
• 9 19/32 inch length provides excellent filtration capacity for heavy-duty hydraulic systems
• 3 3/4 inch outside diameter with 1 3/8-12 thread size for secure, leak-free installation
• High-efficiency media captures contaminants before they can damage expensive hydraulic components
• Direct replacement design – no modifications or adapters needed

Built for Real Work

This filter fits Bobcat loaders and Case equipment that put hydraulic systems through their paces every day. Whether you’re running a Bobcat skid steer for material handling, excavation work, or any of the dozens of attachments these versatile machines can power, or operating Case equipment for construction and agricultural applications, clean hydraulic fluid is essential for reliable operation and long component life.

Made to Last

Baldwin filters are engineered to handle the demanding conditions that construction and agricultural equipment face. The 1000 PSI burst rating means this filter can handle pressure spikes and surges that occur during normal operation, while the quality filtration media maintains its effectiveness even under challenging conditions.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the standard 1 3/8-12 thread – just shut down your machine, relieve hydraulic pressure, and swap out the old filter for the new one. Always check your hydraulic fluid level after changing filters and top off with the correct fluid type if needed. If you notice metal particles or excessive contamination in the old filter, it’s worth having your hydraulic system checked for component wear.