Description
If you’ve noticed your loader getting sluggish or heard that whining noise when you’re trying to raise implements, your hydraulic filter might be calling for help. When hydraulic filters get clogged or bypass, contaminated fluid starts circulating through your system, leading to sluggish operation, seal damage, and eventually complete hydraulic failure when you need your equipment most. This replacement filter keeps your Case IH hydraulic system running clean and smooth, protecting those expensive pumps and cylinders that cost thousands to replace.
What You’re Getting
- High-efficiency filtration that catches the tiniest particles before they can damage your system
- Heavy-duty construction that handles the pressure spikes from loader work and three-point operations
- Quality materials that resist breakdown from hydraulic fluid and temperature changes
- Direct replacement design – no modifications or special tools needed for installation
Built for Real Farm Work
This filter is designed for the Case IH tractors that handle everything from heavy loader work to precision field operations. Whether you’re running a Maxxum 150 for hay operations, operating an MX180 Magnum through long harvest days, or using your MX100 for daily chores around the farm, these machines put serious demands on their hydraulic systems. It’s especially critical for tractors that do heavy hydraulic work – like those used for material handling, precision farming with hydraulically-controlled implements, or operations where hydraulic reliability can’t be compromised during critical work periods like planting and harvest.
Made to Last
This hydraulic filter element is engineered to provide reliable filtration in demanding agricultural applications while maintaining proper flow rates for optimal system performance. It’s designed to protect your investment in hydraulic components while ensuring consistent system performance season after season. The robust construction handles everything from cold morning startups to long summer days in the field.
Good to Know
Replace this filter according to your service manual intervals, typically every 500 hours or annually. During heavy hydraulic work seasons like hay or harvest, check it more frequently. Installation typically involves locating the filter housing, relieving hydraulic pressure, and replacing the old element with the new one – make sure to check for proper sealing and correct orientation during installation. Always use clean hydraulic fluid when servicing the filter system, and inspect the old element for signs of unusual contamination that might indicate other system problems.
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