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Baldwin Hydraulic Filter for Multi-Brand Agricultural Equipment

Original price was: $66.30.Current price is: $48.90.

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When your hydraulic system is struggling to keep up with demanding field work—whether it’s sluggish loader response or jerky three-point operation—a worn-out hydraulic filter might be the culprit. This Baldwin BT8850MPG hydraulic filter keeps your system running clean and smooth by capturing the contaminants that can destroy expensive pumps, valves, and cylinders.

Key Features

  • Heavy-duty construction rated for 1000 PSI minimum burst pressure—built to handle the stress of modern agricultural hydraulic systems
  • 9 17/32-inch length with 3 3/4-inch outer diameter provides ample filtration surface area for longer service life
  • 1 3/8-12 thread size ensures secure mounting and proper sealing to prevent bypass
  • Premium Baldwin filtration media traps particles that cause premature wear in sensitive hydraulic components
  • Broad compatibility across multiple equipment brands means one filter for mixed fleets

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter fits a wide range of agricultural equipment including Case and Case-International tractors, John Deere machines, New Holland equipment, and other major brands. Whether you’re running a mid-size utility tractor with loader work or operating heavy equipment like Caterpillar machines, this filter handles the hydraulic demands of real farming operations where system reliability can’t be compromised.

Made to Last

Baldwin engineers this filter to withstand the pressure spikes and flow surges that occur during normal hydraulic operation. The robust construction and quality filtration media maintain their integrity even under the tough conditions of agricultural work, from dusty harvest fields to muddy spring operations.

Good to Know

Replace hydraulic filters regularly to prevent costly system damage—dirty filters can cause bypass conditions that allow contaminated fluid to circulate. Always relieve hydraulic pressure before installation and use clean fluid when servicing the system. Keep a spare on hand since hydraulic failures during busy seasons can cost more than several filters combined.