SKU: SMA-1014219M92 Oil Filter Cartridge Elements 3-Pack for Vintage Massey Ferguson and Ferguson Gas Tractors

If you've got one of those classic Massey Ferguson or Ferguson gas tractors sitting in your shed, you know how hard it can be to find the right oil filter elements these days. These vintage machines used a different filtration system than modern tractors - simple cartridge elements that slip right into the oil filter canister. This handy 3-pack gives you what you need to keep that old workhorse running clean for years to come.

What You're Getting

• Three cartridge-type oil filter elements in one convenient pack
• Direct replacement for original Fram C3 elements that came from the factory
• Quality filtration media that traps contaminants without restricting oil flow
• Perfect fit for early gas engine oil systems on vintage Ferguson and Massey Ferguson models
• TISCO quality construction built to handle the operating conditions of older engines

Built for Classic Farm Work

These elements fit a wide range of vintage tractors including the Ferguson 11 Pony, 16 Pacer, 20, 22, 23, 30, 33, and 333 models, along with the popular TO30 and TO35. They're also the right choice for early Massey Ferguson tractors like the MF35, F40, MF50, MF65, MF85, MF88, Super 90, MF135, MF150, and MF165. Whether you're using your vintage tractor for parades, antique shows, or light farm work around the homestead, these filters keep the oil clean and the engine protected.

Made to Last

These aren't some cheap knockoff elements that'll fall apart in a few months. The filtration media is designed to handle the contaminants that vintage gas engines produce while maintaining proper oil flow. The construction matches what these old engines were designed to work with - reliable filtration that gets the job done without causing oil pressure problems.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward if you're familiar with the old canister-style oil filter setup. Remove the canister, swap out the old element, and reassemble with a clean gasket. These elements work with the bypass valve system that keeps oil flowing even if the filter gets loaded up. Change them regularly - about every 100-150 hours or at least once a season to keep your vintage tractor's heart beating strong.