Spin-On Hydraulic Filter for Case, International, John Deere & New Holland Equipment

Description

When your hydraulic system starts feeling sluggish or you notice jerky operation on your loader or three-point hitch, it’s often a sign that contaminated fluid is circulating through your system. This hydraulic filter removes contaminants and debris from hydraulic fluid, ensuring optimal system performance and protecting expensive hydraulic components from premature wear and damage. Clean hydraulic fluid is what keeps your tractor running smoothly when you’re counting on it most.

What You’re Getting

• High-efficiency filtration media captures particles and contaminants to maintain clean hydraulic fluid
• Durable construction withstands high-pressure hydraulic system demands and agricultural environments
• Convenient spin-on design with 1 1/2 – 16 thread makes filter changes quick and clean
• Standard 5 13/32 inch length and 3 13/16 inch diameter for proper fit and flow

Built for Real Farm Work

This Baldwin filter works on a wide range of equipment from Case and International tractors to John Deere and New Holland machines. These tractors power essential farming activities including field cultivation, planting, harvesting, hay production, and livestock management. The hydraulic system operates critical functions such as three-point hitch control, power steering, loader operations, and implement control.

Made to Last

Multiple cross-reference compatibility ensures broad fitment across Ford and New Holland models while maintaining the quality standards you expect from Baldwin. The filter media is designed to handle the dirt, moisture, and temperature swings that come with real farm work, season after season.

Good to Know

This is a direct spin-on replacement that threads right into your existing filter base. Always drain hydraulic system and follow proper lockout procedures before filter replacement. A quick tip: when you’re changing the filter, take a look at the old one—if it’s packed with metal particles or the media looks damaged, it might be worth checking your hydraulic system for other issues.