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Replace your machine parts with Oil Filter. This part provides superior filtration efficiency. Place your order now!

- thread 1 1/8 - 16- length 147 mm- outer diameter Ø 107 mm- efficiency 99 %: 40 microns

You know how it is when your loader gets sluggish or your three-point hitch starts acting up—nine times out of ten, it's a hydraulic filter that's reached the end of its useful life. This spin-on hydraulic filter keeps your system running smooth by catching all the metal particles, dirt, and debris that can turn expensive hydraulic components into scrap metal. Key Features Spin-on design makes filter changes quick and clean—no messy element replacements High-efficiency filter media captures contaminants down to microscopic levels Heavy-duty canister construction handles high hydraulic pressures and vibration Anti-drain back valve prevents contamination during filter changes Direct replacement for original equipment—threads on exactly like the factory filter Built for Real Farm Work This filter fits a wide range of Ford New Holland tractors from the utility 10 Series and 30 Series models up through the powerful TD and TDD Series workhorses. It also works on numerous Fiat tractors from the 66 Series through the 94 Series, plus Same, Lamborghini, Universal, and Hurlimann models. These are the tractors doing the heavy lifting on farms—running loaders, pulling implements, and powering hydraulic-driven equipment day in and day out. Made to Last Farm hydraulic systems work hard, and this filter is built to keep up. The robust construction handles pressure spikes and temperature swings, while the premium filter media keeps doing its job season after season. It meets OEM specifications for filtration efficiency, so you get factory-level protection for your hydraulic system. Installation Notes This is a straightforward spin-on replacement that takes just a few minutes to install. Make sure to relieve hydraulic pressure first, then spin off the old filter and thread on the new one—hand-tight plus another three-quarters turn with a filter wrench. If you're changing hydraulic fluid at the same time, now's a good time to check for any metal particles in the old filter that might indicate system wear.