Description
When your hydraulic system starts feeling sluggish, your three-point hitch gets jerky, or your loader movements aren’t as smooth as they used to be, chances are good this little filter is the culprit. When your hydraulic system starts getting sluggish, making noise, or operating erratically, a dirty filter is often the culprit that’s starving your system of clean fluid and setting you up for expensive failures. This filter keeps your hydraulic oil clean so your Case IHC, Fendt, Steyr, or Renault can keep working the way it should.
What You’re Getting
- Quality filtration media that captures particles before they damage expensive hydraulic components
- Proper flow rates that maintain system pressure while keeping contamination out
- Heavy-duty construction designed to handle the pressure cycles and heat of farm hydraulic systems
- Direct replacement that fits multiple tractor brands – one filter for mixed fleets
Built for Real Farm Work
This filter fits a wide range of European tractors that are popular on American farms – from Case IHC utility tractors through the 900 series workhorses, compact Fendt Farmers, and the reliable Steyr and Renault models that handle everything from loader work to heavy field operations. This hydraulic filter fits White David Brown tractors and Case IHC 85 series models commonly used for everything from general farm work to specialized agricultural operations where hydraulic reliability is crucial. Whether you’re using your David Brown for loader work around the farmyard, field operations with hydraulic implements, or any task that puts demand on your hydraulic system, clean fluid is essential for smooth operation and long component life.
Made to Last
This filter uses quality media that captures particles and contaminants before they can damage expensive hydraulic components that make your tractor’s systems work so well. Modern hydraulic systems operate with tight tolerances that make them particularly vulnerable to contamination damage, while clean hydraulic fluid also helps maintain consistent system temperature and reduces the wear that can cause leaks, slow operation, and costly component failures when you need your equipment most.
Good to Know
Before changing the filter, allow the hydraulic system to cool and relieve any pressure in the lines for safe service. Clean the filter housing thoroughly before installing the new filter to prevent contaminating fresh fluid with debris. Check your hydraulic fluid level after installation and top off if needed with the correct fluid type. If you notice metal particles or excessive contamination in the old filter, investigate the hydraulic system for component wear that could be causing internal damage.
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