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    SKU: SMA-BF7541 Fuel Filter for Kobelco Equipment and MDI/Yutani Machinery


    Fuel Filter for Kobelco Equipment and MDI/Yutani Machinery
    Purchase Fuel Filter for Kobelco Equipment and MDI/Yutani Machinery
    • SKU: SMA-BF7541 Fuel Filter for Kobelco Equipment and MDI/Yutani Machinery

    • $21.25

    Description

    When your excavator or heavy equipment starts acting sluggish or you're dealing with rough idling, there's a good chance your fuel filter is clogged with the dirt, water, and debris that comes with working in tough job sites. A clean fuel filter keeps your engine running smooth and protects those expensive injection components from damage. This Baldwin fuel filter gets your fuel system back to filtering like it should.

    Key Features

    • Compact design with 3 1/4 inch length and 3 11/16 inch outer diameter for tight engine bay spaces
    • 3/4-16 thread size ensures secure mounting and proper fuel flow
    • Quality Baldwin filter media traps water and particles while maintaining fuel flow your engine needs
    • Robust construction stands up to heavy equipment vibration and temperature swings

    Built for Heavy Work

    This filter is designed for Kobelco excavators and MDI/Yutani equipment that spend their days digging, lifting, and working in demanding conditions. Whether you're running a compact excavator for utility work or a bigger machine for earthmoving, clean fuel delivery is critical for reliable operation when deadlines are tight and downtime costs money.

    Made to Last

    Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to handle construction and heavy equipment conditions. The filter media is engineered to trap contaminants while maintaining proper fuel flow, and the housing is built to handle the constant vibration and harsh environments these machines work in.

    Installation Notes

    This is a direct spin-on replacement that installs in minutes with basic tools. Always relieve fuel system pressure before removing the old filter, and keep a rag handy to catch any fuel spillage. Hand-tighten the new filter three-quarters turn after the gasket contacts the mounting surface.