Description

When you’re putting long hours on your tractor during planting, harvest, or heavy field work, clean engine oil is what keeps everything running smooth. A worn-out oil filter lets contaminants circulate through your engine, causing the kind of wear that leads to expensive repairs right when you need your equipment most. This long-style spin-on filter gives you the filtration capacity for extended service intervals and hard-working engines.

What You’re Getting

Extra-long 10.24-inch design holds more dirt for extended service life
High-efficiency filtration media captures particles before they damage engine components
Standard 1 3/8-16 thread fits a wide range of agricultural equipment
Spin-on design makes filter changes quick and clean
Heavy-duty construction handles the vibration and heat of hard-working engines

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter is designed for larger agricultural engines that work long hours in dusty conditions. Whether you’re running a big tractor through harvest season, operating a combine in wheat country, or powering through marathon planting sessions, engines that work hard need serious filtration. The extended length gives you more surface area to trap contaminants without restricting oil flow.

Made to Last

Farm engines deal with temperature extremes, constant vibration, and demanding duty cycles that test every component. This filter uses quality materials that stand up to the heat and pressure of heavy-duty operation while maintaining proper flow rates. The robust construction prevents collapse even when the filter loads up with contaminants.

Good to Know

The long design means this filter holds more dirt than shorter versions, which is especially helpful during dusty seasons or when extending service intervals. Always let the engine cool before changing filters, and don’t forget to coat the gasket with a thin film of clean oil for proper sealing. Keep the old filter and cut it open occasionally to check for unusual wear particles that might indicate internal engine issues.