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    SKU: SMA-BT365 Oil and Hydraulic Filter for Case, Hydra-Mac, and Perkins Engine Equipment


    Oil and Hydraulic Filter for Case, Hydra-Mac, and Perkins Engine Equipment
    Purchase Oil and Hydraulic Filter for Case, Hydra-Mac, and Perkins Engine Equipment
    • SKU: SMA-BT365 Oil and Hydraulic Filter for Case, Hydra-Mac, and Perkins Engine Equipment

    • $21.21

    Description

    When you're counting on your hydraulic system to lift that loader bucket or your engine oil to keep things running smooth, the last thing you want is a clogged or failing filter. This Baldwin BT365 filter keeps your fluids clean and your equipment working like it should, whether you're running a Case tractor, Hydra-Mac equipment, or Perkins-powered machinery.

    Key Features

    • Genuine Baldwin construction means reliable filtration you can trust in demanding conditions
    • 7 3/16-inch length and 3 11/16-inch diameter provide excellent dirt-holding capacity
    • Standard 1-12 thread fits right where your old filter came off
    • Works for both oil and hydraulic applications—one filter for multiple systems

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This filter handles the tough jobs across Case equipment, Hydra-Mac machinery, and anything powered by a Perkins engine. You'll also find it on Thermo King refrigeration units, so it's built to handle everything from fieldwork to keeping your harvest cool. The versatility makes it handy to keep a spare on the shelf.

    Made to Last

    Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what farm equipment puts filters through. This one's designed to trap contaminants while maintaining proper flow, so your hydraulics stay responsive and your engine gets the clean oil it needs to run strong.

    Installation Notes

    Standard spin-on design makes changing it straightforward—just unscrew the old filter and spin on the new one. Make sure to coat the gasket with a thin film of clean oil before installation, and hand-tighten plus three-quarters of a turn. Don't forget to check your fluid levels after the change.