Clean air is your engine’s lifeline, and when you’re working dusty fields or cutting through chaff-filled air during harvest, your air filter system works overtime to keep expensive engine components protected. This outer air filter element is your engine’s first line of defense, catching the big stuff before it can reach your inner filter or make its way into your cylinders where it causes expensive damage.
What You’re Getting
- Quality Baldwin filtration media that captures large particles and debris without restricting airflow
- Precise 7-inch length and 3 17/32-inch diameter for exact fit in your air cleaner housing
- Heavy-duty pleated construction maximizes surface area for better dirt-holding capacity
- Works as part of a two-stage system with inner filter PA4633 for complete engine protection
- OEM-quality construction that handles the pressure differentials and temperature cycling your engine creates
Built for Real Farm Work
This outer filter fits a range of Case IH, Kubota, and New Holland tractors that see everything from general farm work to heavy-duty field operations. Whether you’re running cultivation equipment that kicks up clouds of dust, operating during harvest when the air is thick with debris, or just maintaining equipment that needs reliable engine protection, this filter handles the punishment that comes with agricultural work.
Made to Last
Farm engines work in some of the harshest conditions on earth, with constant exposure to dust levels that would destroy most engines without proper filtration. This Baldwin filter uses quality media designed specifically for agricultural applications, maintaining its filtering efficiency even as it loads up with dirt and debris from your work environment.
Installation Notes
This is the outer element in your two-stage air filtration system – you’ll also need the inner filter for complete protection. Check your air filter housing when replacing the outer filter, and clean it thoroughly before installing the new element. Never try to clean and reuse paper air filters, as washing or blowing them out usually damages the filter media and reduces effectiveness.
