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    SKU: SMA-B7334 Spin-On Fuel Filter for Equipment with Cummins A1400, A1700, A2000 and A2300 Engines


    Spin-On Fuel Filter for Equipment with Cummins A1400, A1700, A2000 and A2300 Engines
    Purchase Spin-On Fuel Filter for Equipment with Cummins A1400, A1700, A2000 and A2300 Engines
    • SKU: SMA-B7334 Spin-On Fuel Filter for Equipment with Cummins A1400, A1700, A2000 and A2300 Engines

    • $15.46

    Description

    When your diesel engine starts acting up with rough idling, power loss, or fuel starvation issues, there's a good chance contaminated fuel is the culprit. Water, dirt, and debris in your fuel system can cause expensive damage to injection components, but a quality fuel filter stands between your engine and those problems. This Baldwin B7334 replacement gets your fuel flowing clean and keeps your Cummins running like it should.

    What You're Getting

    • Anti-drainback valve keeps fuel in the lines when you shut down, so you've got instant fuel flow on startup
    • 14 PSID bypass valve ensures fuel keeps flowing even if the filter gets clogged with debris
    • Quality construction with M20 x 1.5 threads for secure mounting on your fuel system
    • Compact 3 7/16 inch length won't interfere with other components in tight engine bays
    • Direct replacement that installs without modifications or adapters

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This filter is designed for agricultural and construction equipment powered by Cummins A1400, A1700, A2000, and A2300 engines. These reliable diesel engines power everything from compact tractors and skid steers to mid-size farm equipment that handles daily chores, field work, and material handling around the farm or job site.

    Made to Last

    Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to handle farm conditions. The filter media is designed to trap water and particles while maintaining proper fuel flow, and the housing stands up to temperature swings and engine vibration that comes with hard-working equipment.

    Installation Notes

    Always replace your fuel filter with the engine off and fuel system depressurized. It's a good idea to have a drain pan ready since there will be some fuel spillage. Thread the new filter on by hand until the gasket contacts the mounting surface, then tighten an additional half to three-quarters turn to ensure proper seal.