Description

If you’ve ever had dust show up where it shouldn’t be in your Deutz tractor – in the cylinders, past the rings, or coating your engine internals – you know the importance of that inner air filter. This inner element sits quietly inside your air cleaner housing, acting as the final guard between the outside world and your engine’s precision internals. This inner air filter is what provides the final stage of protection for your Deutz tractor engine, catching the fine dust and particles that make it past the outer filter before they can get into your cylinders and cause expensive damage.

What You’re Getting

High-quality filtration media that captures particles down to microscopic levels without restricting airflow to your engine
Designed to work as part of a two-stage system with the outer filter, providing backup protection that catches anything that might slip through the primary filter
Tough enough to handle the pressure differentials and temperature cycling that air filters experience, while maintaining its filtering efficiency even when the outer filter starts getting loaded with dirt
Direct replacement that fits exactly like the original – no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Deutz 6807 working in dry hayfields or that DX3.30 SC cultivating dusty ground creates conditions where even the best primary filter can’t catch everything. Whether you’re running tillage through sandy soil, harvesting in dusty conditions, or just dealing with everyday farm dust, this inner filter handles what gets past your outer element. These Deutz tractors are workhorses in agriculture – from compact DX3 models perfect for specialty crops to larger DX6 series handling heavy fieldwork.

Made to Last

Deutz engines are known for their durability, but they’re also precision machines with tight tolerances that demand clean air. This inner filter uses fine filtration media specifically designed to trap the microscopic particles that cause the most engine damage. The construction handles the high airflow these engines demand while maintaining filtration efficiency season after season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – remove the air cleaner cover, pull out the old inner filter, and insert the new one with the airflow direction arrow pointing toward the engine. Always replace the inner filter when you change the outer filter, and check both filters more frequently during dusty conditions. Never attempt to clean and reuse an inner filter. The fine media can’t be properly cleaned without damage, and the few dollars saved isn’t worth risking engine damage.