Hydraulic Transmission Filter for Komatsu 500 Series and Manitou Construction Equipment

Description

When you’re running construction equipment hard all day, clean transmission and hydraulic fluid isn’t just about smooth operation—it’s about keeping your expensive machinery running when there’s a deadline to meet. This transmission filter captures metal shavings from normal wear, dirt particles, and other contaminants that can damage sensitive valves and transmission components on your Komatsu or Manitou equipment.

What You’re Getting

• Effective filtration that removes harmful particles from your transmission and hydraulic systems
• Direct replacement design that fits properly without modifications or adapters
• Robust construction built to handle the vibration and pressure of construction work
• Quality filter media that maintains flow while trapping contaminants

Built for Real Construction Work

This filter is designed for Komatsu 500 series construction equipment and Manitou machines—the kind of heavy-duty equipment that moves dirt, lifts loads, and works in conditions that would stop lighter machines. Whether you’re operating a wheel loader in a gravel pit, running a telehandler on a construction site, or working an excavator in muddy conditions, this filter helps protect the transmission and hydraulic systems that keep you productive.

Made to Last

Construction equipment takes a beating, and transmission filters are no exception to the punishment. This filter uses quality materials and construction designed to handle the pressure spikes, temperature changes, and constant contamination that comes with real construction work. Clean fluid means smoother shifts, better hydraulic response, and longer component life.

Good to Know

Regular filter changes are especially important on construction equipment since you’re constantly stirring up dirt and debris that finds its way into your systems. Check your operator’s manual for the exact service interval, but don’t stretch it during particularly dusty or demanding work conditions. A little preventive maintenance now saves major repair bills later.