4286474M1

You know how it is during harvest season or heavy tillage work—dust clouds that would make a sandstorm jealous. Your Massey Ferguson's engine is working hard and breathing heavy, pulling in massive amounts of air that's loaded with everything from fine soil particles to chaff. This complete air filter kit gives your tractor the two-stage protection it was designed with, keeping all that dirt from turning your reliable powerplant into expensive scrap metal. What You're Getting Complete dual-stage filtration system with both outer and inner filter elements Direct-fit design for hassle-free installation—no modifications needed High-capacity dust holding ability that handles the worst field conditions Factory-grade filter media that maintains proper airflow while trapping contaminants Pre-packaged kit ensures you have everything for a complete filter service Built for Real Farm Work This kit covers the workhorses of many operations—from the 6485 through 6499 models in the 6400 series, the 7485 through 7495 in the 7400 series, and the heavy-hitting 8650 through 8690 in the 8600 series. These are the tractors handling everything from planting corn to pulling heavy tillage equipment, and they need clean air to keep delivering the power you depend on. The kit also fits several Fendt, Same, Lamborghini, Deutz, McCormick, Hurlimann, and Renault/Claas models that share similar filtration systems. Made to Last Farm equipment filters take a beating from temperature swings, vibration, and the constant assault of airborne debris. This kit uses heavy-duty pleated media that maximizes dirt-holding capacity while maintaining the airflow your engine needs to breathe properly. The filters are built to handle those long days when you're working in dusty conditions where lesser filters would clog up and cost you power. Good to Know Always replace both elements together—the outer filter does the heavy lifting while the inner element acts as your safety net. During extremely dusty conditions like combining or heavy cultivation, check your filters more often than the manual suggests. A quick visual inspection can save you from the power loss and fuel penalty that comes with restricted airflow. Keep the filter housing clean during service, and make sure both elements seat properly with no gaps at the seals.