Description
When you're running heavy construction equipment or big trucks day in and day out, you know clean oil is what keeps those expensive engines from turning into scrap metal. This Baldwin B76SS oil filter handles the tough conditions that come with heavy-duty operations—whether you're moving dirt with an Akerman excavator, hauling loads with a Mack truck, or keeping a Volvo machine running through long shifts. At over 10 inches long, this filter has the capacity to handle high oil flow rates and catch contaminants before they can damage costly engine components.
What You're Getting
- Full-size 10 7/16 inch length provides maximum filtration capacity for high oil volume engines
- 4 1/4 inch diameter housing offers plenty of filter media surface area to capture debris and contaminants
- 1 1/8 - 16 thread size matches factory specifications for secure, leak-free mounting
- Built-in bypass valve keeps oil flowing even if the filter gets loaded with contaminants
- Anti-drainback valve holds oil in the system when you shut down for quick pressure on startup
Built for Heavy-Duty Work
This filter is designed for the demanding world of heavy construction equipment and commercial vehicles. Whether it's an Akerman excavator working a job site, a Mack truck pulling heavy loads down the highway, or a Volvo machine handling material in tough conditions, these engines work hard and generate a lot of heat and stress. The large filter capacity handles the high oil volumes these big engines need while capturing the extra contamination that comes with heavy-duty operation.
Made to Last
Heavy equipment filters take a beating from vibration, pressure spikes, and temperature extremes that would overwhelm smaller filters. Baldwin builds this filter with robust construction and quality filter media that keeps doing its job hour after hour. The sturdy housing stands up to the demanding conditions while the reliable gasket maintains a tight seal even when things get rough.
Installation Notes
This is a direct spin-on replacement that threads right onto your existing filter mount. Apply a thin coat of clean oil to the gasket before installation, then hand-tighten only 3/4 turn after the gasket contacts the mounting surface. Over-tightening can damage the seal and make your next filter change a real chore.