Description

There’s nothing worse than spending a 12-hour day in a dusty cab, breathing in all the grit and chaff that comes with field work. This cab air filter keeps you breathing clean air during those long days in the field, filtering out dust, pollen, and debris that would otherwise fill your tractor cab. When you’re cultivating, harvesting, or working in sandy soils, this filter makes sure your cab stays comfortable and your lungs stay healthy.

What You’re Getting

Multi-layer filtration media that traps particles while maintaining excellent airflow to your cab’s HVAC system
Baldwin quality construction built to handle the vibration and harsh conditions farm work dishes out
Direct replacement design that fits your Kubota’s existing filter housing
Clean air circulation that keeps you alert and comfortable during long work days

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter fits various Kubota equipment including tractors, excavators, and utility vehicles. Whether you’re running a compact tractor for mowing and loader work or operating heavier equipment for construction and earth moving, this filter handles the demanding duty cycles that come with agricultural and commercial applications. From livestock operations to hay production and everything in between, your Kubota faces plenty of dusty conditions.

Made to Last

Baldwin filters have been protecting engines for decades with quality media that captures contaminants while maintaining proper oil flow. The sturdy construction handles the pressure fluctuations and harsh conditions your Kubota faces, while the reliable gasket ensures a leak-free seal. Farm air conditioning systems work overtime filtering the tremendous amounts of dust generated by tillage, harvesting, and general field work.

Good to Know

Replace this filter more often during dusty seasons like harvest or when working in particularly sandy soils. A clean cab air filter is your first line of defense against the respiratory problems that can develop from breathing field dust all day long. Check your operator’s manual for the exact location of your filter housing—it’s typically behind the cab or under the hood area.