649911

This Fuel Filter perfect match Engine,Excavator,Forklift,Loader,Motor Grader, effectively removes dirt, water, and contaminants. Order now!

Fuel Filter P550061 Replace Donaldson Replace Part Number:Donaldson: P550061CASE: 3056984R1, 8888622, 5402080B02, 540208001B02Ford: A780X9176CAHitachi: B405304Iveco: 1289048, 1168407, 1160034, 24866064, 24152004Komatsu: 649911, 760387, 3056984R91VMC: FF550061 Application: Fit For Donaldson

Clean fuel is the lifeblood of your diesel engine, and when you're running a tractor that's been putting in honest work for years, you want a filter that'll keep doing its job day after day. This 140mm fuel filter is built to handle the rough stuff—water, dirt, and all those contaminants that try to sneak into your fuel system and cause problems down the line. What You're Getting Genuine replacement filter that meets OEM specifications for reliable performance Multi-layer filtration media catches particles while maintaining proper fuel flow Durable construction with reinforced end caps that won't crack under pressure Direct fit replacement—no modifications needed, just swap it in and get back to work Compact 140mm x 85mm size fits perfectly in your existing filter housing Built for Real Farm Work This filter works across a wide range of tractor brands and series, from smaller utility tractors perfect for livestock operations to mid-range machines that handle everything from hay cutting to loader work. Whether you're running a Zetor Proxima through the back forty, a John Deere 20 series around the farmyard, or a Case IH compact tractor on maintenance duties, this filter keeps your fuel system running clean. Made to Last Farm work means dirty conditions, temperature swings, and fuel that's not always pristine. This filter is designed with heavy-duty filter media and robust construction that stands up to agricultural use. The pleated design gives you maximum surface area for filtration while the sturdy housing keeps everything sealed tight. Good to Know Replace this filter as part of your regular maintenance schedule—usually every 200-300 hours or annually, depending on your fuel quality and operating conditions. Keep a spare on hand during busy seasons, and always prime the system properly after installation to prevent air pockets that can cause rough running.