When you're looking at hydraulic filter prices and wondering if there's a more budget-friendly option without sacrificing basic protection, this R-type hydraulic filter gives you that middle ground. It's designed for Ford 40 series, TM, SL, SLE, T6, and TSA series tractors that need reliable filtration but where you might not need every last bit of the premium features that come with the top-tier filters. What You're Getting Solid filtration that removes harmful dirt and metal particles before they can damage your pumps and valves Quality construction that handles the pressure and flow demands of farm hydraulic work Direct replacement design—no modifications needed, just swap it out Works alongside your other hydraulic filters for complete system protection Smart choice when you're maintaining older equipment or managing multiple tractors Built for Real Farm Work This filter fits Ford's workhorse series including 40 Series (5640-8340), TM Series (TM115-TM190), T6 Series (T6010-T6070), and TSA models that power everything from front-end loaders and three-point implement control to power steering and transmission operation . Whether you're running a hay operation, doing field work, or handling livestock chores, these tractors see plenty of hydraulic action that demands clean fluid. Made to Last While this R-type filter focuses on cost-effectiveness, it still provides the essential protection your hydraulic system needs. The filter media captures the contaminants that matter most—dirt, metal shavings, and fluid breakdown products that can turn expensive hydraulic components into scrap metal. It's built to handle typical farm conditions without breaking the budget. Good to Know You'll want to use this with the secondary filters QTP-404912 for SL models or QTP-404893 for SLE models to get complete system coverage . If you're running older equipment or need to change filters more frequently due to dusty conditions, this R-type version lets you maintain clean hydraulic fluid without the premium price tag. Replace it on your regular maintenance schedule, and you'll keep things running smoothly.