Description
When you’re running older European tractors or heavy telehandlers, you know how important it is to keep that engine oil clean. These machines work hard in dusty conditions, and dirty oil can turn your reliable workhorse into an expensive problem. This spin-on filter does its job quietly in the background, trapping contaminants before they can cause damage to internal engine components.
What You’re Getting
- Direct spin-on replacement that threads right on without modifications
- Proper 115mm length and 96mm diameter for exact OEM fit
- Full-flow filtration design keeps oil circulating while capturing debris
- Heavy-duty construction built to handle the vibration and heat of hard-working engines
- Quality filter media that maintains oil flow while trapping harmful particles
Built for Real Farm Work
This filter serves a unique mix of European tractors and material handling equipment that you’ll find on many farms and construction sites. From Leyland utility tractors handling general farm work to Steyr machines working row crops, plus telehandlers from Matbro, Manitou, and Merlo moving materials around the farmyard. These are the machines that often get overlooked during maintenance but keep working season after season when properly cared for.
Made to Last
Farm equipment filters need to handle temperature swings, constant vibration, and long service intervals. This filter uses quality filter media and a robust metal housing that won’t fail when you’re in the middle of harvest or moving feed in the dead of winter. The bypass valve ensures oil flow even if the filter becomes restricted.
Good to Know
Always hand-tighten the filter after the gasket contacts the mounting surface – usually three-quarters of a turn. Pre-fill the filter with clean oil if you can access it easily, and always check the old filter’s gasket didn’t stick to the mounting surface. Keep a few spare filters on hand since these older machines sometimes need more frequent changes depending on operating conditions.
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