Description
When your hydraulic system starts feeling sluggish or you're noticing jerky loader movements, there's a good chance it's time for a fresh hydraulic filter. Clean hydraulic fluid is what keeps your three-point hitch, loader, and remote hydraulics running smooth and responsive. This Baldwin hydraulic filter catches the dirt, debris, and metal particles that can turn expensive hydraulic components into expensive paperweights.
What You're Getting
- 5 1/16-inch outer diameter with nearly 7-inch length provides ample filtration capacity for demanding hydraulic systems
- 1 1/2 - 16 thread size ensures secure mounting and proper seal with your existing hydraulic filter base
- Multiple gasket options (G369-B, G286-C, G372, and others) for compatibility across different makes and models
- Baldwin quality construction that handles high pressure and temperature swings without failing
- Direct replacement design that installs just like your original equipment filter
Built for Real Farm Work
This filter fits Case-International and New Holland tractors and equipment that see real agricultural duty. Whether you're running a loader tractor moving feed and materials, operating hydraulic-driven implements, or using your three-point hitch for heavy cultivation work, clean hydraulic fluid is essential for reliable operation when you need it most.
Made to Last
Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what farm equipment puts filters through. The filter media captures contaminants while maintaining proper flow rates, and the housing stands up to pressure spikes and vibration without cracking or leaking. Quality construction means longer service intervals and fewer unexpected breakdowns.
Installation Notes
This is a spin-on style filter that threads directly onto your hydraulic filter base. Make sure you've got the right gasket for your specific make - different manufacturers use different gasket types, and using the wrong one can prevent a proper seal. Always check your hydraulic fluid level after installation and look for leaks before putting the machine back to work.