P780036

Technical specifications:- Length 386 mm- Outer diameter Ø 105 mm- Inner diameter Ø 95 mm- Efficiency 96.50 %

Donaldson Safety Round Air Filter

AIR FILTER, SAFETY

Every time you fire up your MF 4200 or 4300 series tractor, that engine is sucking in thousands of cubic feet of air. Whether you're running through dusty fields during harvest, working freshly tilled ground, or grinding hay on a windy day, all that dust and debris wants to find its way into your engine. This dual-element filter kit keeps the bad stuff out while letting your engine breathe freely. What You're Getting Complete two-filter system that provides double protection against dust and debris Primary element handles the heavy lifting, capturing most dirt before it gets past the first stage Safety element acts as backup protection, catching anything that sneaks through Direct replacement for your existing setup - no modifications needed Both elements work together to prevent the fine particles that cause expensive engine wear Built for Real Farm Work These filters are designed for the daily grind of mid-range farming operations. Your MF 4260, 4265, 4270, 4360, 4365, and 4370 tractors handle everything from loader work around the barnyard to pulling heavy implements through thick crop residue. That means they're moving a lot of air and dealing with all kinds of contamination that can shorten engine life if it gets past your filters. Made to Last Farm air filtration takes a beating from temperature swings, moisture, and constant vibration. These filters are built to handle those conditions while maintaining their filtering efficiency. The two-stage design means even when the outer element gets loaded with dust, you've still got that inner safety filter protecting your engine investment. Good to Know Always replace both filters as a set - putting a new outer filter with a worn inner element leaves your engine vulnerable. Most operators change filters every 250-300 hours under normal conditions, but dusty work like combining or heavy tillage might call for changes every 100-150 hours. A quick tip: mark your installation date on the filter housing with a grease pencil so you'll know when service is due.