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Rocker Lever Housing Gasket 3630839 3628330 for Cummins Engine K19 K38 K50Replace?Part?Number:3630839,3628330,3005956,3201517,3070789 Fit for Cummins Engine:K19,K38,K50,KTA19,KTA38,KTA50,K Series

Thermostat 3081816 4000464 3096520 for Cummins Engine QSK19 6CT CGE8.3Replace?Part?Number:3081816,4000464,3096520 Fit for Cummins Engine:QSK19,6CT,CGE8.3

Fuel Injection Pump 0460423084 AGCO 82009917 for Agricultural machinery Part Number:BOSCH:0460423084AGCO:82009917 Applications:for AGCO Agricultural machinery

When you've got Perkins power running your operation, you know you're dealing with serious engines that'll run for decades—but only if they get the clean oil they need. This 170mm long oil filter is what keeps countless tractors from your neighbor's Massey Ferguson to that big Case down the road running strong through thousands of hours of hard work. What You're Getting Extra-long 170mm design packs more filtration capacity than shorter filters Genuine Perkins specifications for perfect fit and performance Universal compatibility across multiple tractor brands and engine series Spin-on design makes filter changes quick and mess-free High-capacity media handles extended service intervals and tough conditions Built for Real Farm Work This filter fits Perkins engines across the board—from 2000 series all the way up to 7000 series diesels. You'll find these powerplants in everything from compact utility tractors running loaders to big row-crop machines pulling planters. Whether it's a Landini pulling disc, a Case MX running the mixer wagon, or even Claas combines and Kubota tractors with Perkins power, chances are good this is your filter. Made to Last That extra length isn't just for show—it means more filter media and better dirt-holding capacity when you're pushing through dusty harvest conditions or extending service intervals. The robust construction handles the pressure swings and temperature extremes that come with hard farm work, while maintaining proper oil flow even when it's cold. Installation Notes Always pre-fill the new filter with clean oil before installing to prevent dry starts. Wipe some oil on the gasket, spin it hand-tight until contact, then just 3/4 turn more—over-tightening damages gaskets and makes your next change harder. Here's a pro tip: cut open your old filter to check what's inside. Normal fine particles are expected, but metal chunks mean trouble brewing.