AF4856M

Air Filter 151849134 for Massey Ferguson Tractor 3050 3060 3065 3070 3075 3090 3095 6140 6150 6170 6180 Replace Part Number:151849134, 1062501M91, PA3690, AF4856M, DDX1891, 46625, 7615526, 7615526-A, DDX18911, RAPAF3305 Applications: Fit for Massey Ferguson Tractor: 3050, 3060, 3065, 3070, 3075, 3090, 3095, 3120, 3120T, 6130, 6140, 6150, 6170, 6180, 698T, 699

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AIR FILTER

When you're running a mixed fleet of tractors and equipment, nothing's more frustrating than having three different air filters to stock for machines that basically do the same work. This filter kit solves that problem by covering a wide range of popular farm and construction equipment. Whether you've got Massey Ferguson tractors, JCB backhoes, or other machines with Perkins power, this kit keeps them all breathing clean. What You're Getting Complete two-element system with both inner and outer filters for maximum protection Maxx Buff filter media that holds more dust while maintaining good airflow Universal fit across multiple machine brands and models - one kit for your whole fleet Direct replacement design that installs just like the originals Two-stage protection that keeps running even if the outer element gets damaged Built for Real Farm Work This kit shines in the dusty world of farming and construction. The Massey Ferguson tractors it fits are real workhorses - from smaller 3000 series machines perfect for livestock operations to the bigger 6100 series tractors that handle serious row crop work. JCB 3CX backhoes are everywhere on job sites and farms, digging drainage, loading trucks, and moving material. Most of these machines run reliable Perkins engines that'll go forever with clean air. Made to Last The Maxx Buff construction in these filters handles the kind of conditions your machines see every day. Whether you're combining dusty soybeans, excavating in sandy soil, or working around a feed lot, these filters trap the fine particles that would otherwise wear out your engine. The outer element does the heavy lifting while the inner filter acts as your safety backup. Installation Notes Always replace both elements together during service - the inner filter might look clean but it's doing its job catching the fine stuff that gets through. Take a minute to check your air intake hoses and clamps while you've got everything apart, since even a small leak lets unfiltered air straight to your engine.